Political institutions after the European war by Rodriguez del Busto, A.

“…The epilogue is projected in different ways by the writers who are hastening to bring it to an end. In my opinion, it is not possible to predict either the epilogue or even the immediate consequences of these atrocious offensives: one can only study what refers to political institutions that must be replaced or modified, taking for granted that the causes of this horrible cataclysm of humanity, in which the majority of the best human beings have already succumbed, are to be attributed to the existing ones.…”
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Araripe Júnior and the Hyperesthesia of the Tropical Serial by Fernandez, Juan Manuel

“…In this article, through an arch-philological approach, we propose to accentuate the becoming of Araripe Júnior's critical association between hyperesthesia and the effects of reading serials from his first approaches to the reception of naturalism by young writers, at the moment in which periodical publications grow exponentially and a reading public is constituted. …”
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The process of identity construction througt the discourse of art within the Canadian postcolonial context in Cat' eye and The blind assassin by Margaret Atwood by Massano, María Constanza

“…I, therefore, delved into many contemporary writers finding the work of Margaret Atwood both attracting and suitable for the study of minorities struggling to have a voice of their own.…”
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An exploration of evaluative meanings in tourist brochures : the case of British castles by Faletti, Paula M.

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Asperger’s syndrome in Mark Haddon’s novel The curious case of the dog in the night-time and Alis Rowe’s autobiography The girl with the curly hair : different genres, different re... by Segovia Oggero, Sara Lia Noelia

“…Since the end of the 19th century and throughout the 20th century, writers such as Charles Baudelaire, William Faulkner, Allen Ginsberg and Toni Morrison provided those who were considered outcasts with a voice. …”
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WHEN RED BECAME GREY: CUBAN REVOLUTION, INTELLECTUALS AND LITERATURE by Maccioni, Laura

“…These conditions were basically the result of the normative frameworks dictated by the cultural institutions (the Union of Cuban Writers and Artists, the declarations emanating from the Congresses of 1968 and 1971) as well as from the practices of the state officials of these institutions (for example, of their way of understanding which works deserved to be awarded prizes or expelled from the literate city). …”
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A necessary change from 'man' to 'hommo sapiens' : an ecocritical study of Oryx and crake and The year of the flood by Margaret Atwood by Faure, Elizabeth

“…Questions like the destruction of the forests, the extinction of species and the pollution of the air, water and soil have been increasingly attracting writers‟ attention. Ecocritical theories have developed as a consequence of the intervention and subsequent devastation that man is causing to the environment. …”
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The likelihood and pragmatism in the accounts of the press on politics by Maidana, Fernanda

“…Although those rumours and confidences cannot be verified, the credibility of the information, for writers and journalists, is also supported by trust. …”
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"Contra/Tapa": the production of a podcast cycle as a space for articulation between research, teaching and outreach by Scherman, Patricia Viviana, Sarnovich, Romina Laila, Giovine, María Eugenia

“…Effects on the Psychology career in Córdoba" (Secretariat of Science and Technology, UNC) and is carried out in co-production with Radio Zeppelin, of the Escuela Superior de Comercio Manuel Belgrano (ESCMB, UNC).Based on a snowball sampling, nine participants were selected: writers, librarians, booksellers, teachers and intellectuals recognized in the local environment. …”
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Los “escritores de provincia” como tema: Mediadores culturales y circuitos literarios “periféricos” (Córdoba, 1940‐1960) by Grisendi, Rodolfo Ezequiel

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INTERCULTURAL POLICIES AND RHETORIC. MISIONES’ TERRITORIAL ARCHIVES AND LIBRARIES by Santander, Carmen, Guadalupe Melo, Carmen, Andruskevicz, Carla

“…Its contribution is the proposal of a theoretical and methodological approach to author files, as proposed redefinition of genetic criticism postulates from a semiotic and cultural position.In addition, our presentation will be organized from the postulation and definition of territorial authors as those writers whose productions have triggered some reflections about space and context in which literature is produced. …”
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Cultural identity : different ways of constructing identity for first-and-second generation immigrants in The namesake, by Jhumpa Lahiri by Flores, Verónica Inés

“…As well as theorists, many post-colonial writers have described these hybrid identities in their fictional works, as in many cases they themselves have hyphenated nationalities2 and they write from their own experience as minority subjects in another country. …”
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The construction of memory and power relations in Elizabeth Nunez's Prospero's daughter, Andrea Levy's The long song and Joanne Hillhouse's Oh gad! by Montani, Andrea

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LA VEROSIMILITUD Y EL PRAGMATISMO EN LOS RELATOS SOBRE LA POLÍTICA / The likelihood and pragmatism in the accounts of the press on politics by Maidana, Fernanda; Universidad de Brasília

“…Although those rumours and confidences cannot be verified, the credibility of the information, for writers and journalists, is also supported by trust. …”
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