Think we must. Some environmental themes in Donna Haraway by Boria, Adriana

“… This idea of mixing, and of systemic, biological and emotional interdependence is today a provocative gesture; proposed as an epistemological orientation, it provides with a reflection that hinges on creative thinking, and that can perhaps account for the complex situations of contemporary life. …”
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Álex de la Iglesia and the scenes of heights: Symbolism of space from the narrative by Jiménez González, Marcos

“…Thus, a journey through the films in which they appear is established, analyzing the type of meaning and sense they have, and accounting for the diversity of meanings and structures. …”
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Reconfiguration of educational processes and school organization during the pandemic, some notes for a propositional approach in the current scenario by Lorenzo, Jorge, López, Vanesa

“…In this sense, the dimensions taken into account in the analysis were the following: communication with students and their families, training and competences of teachers in the use of ICTs, material conditions of teachers and students (technological devices and internet connection), accreditation evaluation and maintenance of the pedagogical link. …”
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With our feet in the mud: pedagogies of the land and knowledge of the El Infiernillo stream by Busch, Ana, Jaquenod, Gabriela, Llorens, Santiago

“…With this experience as an input, the students had to give an account of the academic journeys carried out in the curricular units, generating a dialogue, or better, a multi-dialogue between disciplinary theories, territory, local actors/actresses and personal experience.…”
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“The ones who need and the ones that no”. An approach to the political practice in Villa el Viento (Córdoba city) by Liberatori, Marina Gabriela

“…Then we will see how this notion cannot be addressed without taking into account the particular contexts and social relations that weave people themselves and from which they organize and give meaning to the world.…”
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Spatial organization of the grinding at the Rincón Chico 1 archaeological site (Catamarca, Argentina) by Petrucci, Natalia

“…That is why the aim of this paper is to analyze the dynamics associated with grinding at the Rincón Chico 1 archaeological site, taking into account the morphological features and the spatial location of the grinding tools. …”
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Migrant voices on porteño air. A historical reconstruction of radio broadcasting by Bolivian residents in Buenos Aires. by Blasco, Lucía

“…On the other hand, a series of elements within the field of the political economy of communications are taken into account to shed light on the complex links between economic production and cultural production.…”
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Perceptions on deforestation in the Chaco salteño: An environmental justice perspective by Zepharovich, Elena, Ceddia, Michele Graziano

“…The article concludes by highlighting the importance of taking justice into account when considering land use issues, especially when indigenous peoples and other marginalized actors are involved.…”
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Extraction and physicochemical characterization of pectin of rose grape Red Globe variety by Laborde, Mariana Belén, Tasca, Julia Elena, Barreto, Gastón Pablo, Pagano, Ana Maria

“…From this analysis, it was inferred that pectin of Red Globe grape are of low methoxyl grade, taking into account the behaviour of the characteristic signals for the esterified (COO-R, 1745 cm-1) and free (COO-, 1 640 cm-1) carboxyl groups and the area ratio of the Fourier transform infrared spectra. …”
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First petrographic characterization of Late Prehispanic and Colonial ceramic pastes of the Southern Pozuelos Basin (Puna of Jujuy, Argentina) by Pérez Pieroni, M. Josefina

“…The thin sections analyzed might be accounting for two pre-Hispanic traditions of ceramic production, already identified in the literature: the “Casabindo style” and the “Yavi style” pottery.…”
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Archaeological survey in the territory of Diaguita Indigenous community from El Mollar, Tucumán, Argentina by Manasse, Bárbara, Vaqué, M. Lorena

“…Nowadays, when “archaeological remains” are conceived in different parts of the world, as the cultural heritage of indigenous peoples, the indigenous community of El Mollar Diaguita raises the need to present the knowledge built together between archaeological (scientific) and indigenous (non-scientific) knowledge. To account for the existence of material evidence of the indigenous past/present is related to the intention of advancing on the explicit territorialization of community space. …”
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Readings about the aboriginal social organization in the Central-South Andes by Gordillo, Inés

“…The purpose of the coming pages is to go through the articles that make up this Dossier, taking into account their different cognitive interests, proposals and results. …”
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Reflections about mounds, food processing techniques and niche construction by Bracco Boksar, Roberto, Duarte, Christopher, Gutiérrez, Ofelia, Clara, Mario, Panario, Daniel

“…On the other hand, the NCT provides a theoretical framework that allows us to address this relationship and the singular process generated from that, taking into account a diachronic and integral perspective where biological, ecological, and cultural aspects are combined.…”
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White on the outside, black on the inside: contributions from experimental archaeology to the understanding of sgraffito technique and white slips in the Aguada Portezuelo pottery... by Martinez Carricondo, Marina Gala, De La Fuente , Guillermo Adrián, Rozas, Guillermo, Moreno, María Estela

“…The approach includes evaluating the adherence of white slips, taking into account their fragility in archaeological records, and exploring the application of graphite decoration on exterior surfaces of vessels and on flat surfaces (briquettes). …”
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Interculturality, extension practices and sign language: story of a shared experience among pre-Columbian musical instruments, quipus and dinosaurs by Garcia Temperley, Ximena, Couso, Maria Guillermina, Muiña, M. Florencia, Martin, Pilar

“…These workshops encouraged the exploration and understanding of the Inca world, focusing on the quipus as an accounting system and on the pre-Columbian sonorities of northwestern Argentina, approached through a detailed analysis of their musical instruments. …”
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Itineraries of heritage fragmentation by Piantoni, Giulietta, Bianchi Villelli, Marcia, Schweickardt, Josefina

“…From a transdisciplinary perspective, which proposes adding contributions from the fields of archaeology, history and the analysis of materials science, this article gives an account of the network of documentary evidence associated with the explorations, collections, and management of the Museum. …”
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"Ethnobiological equivocation" and other misunderstandings in the interpretation of natures by Furlan, Violeta, Jiménez Escobar, Néstor David, Zamudio, Fernando, Medrano, María Celeste

“…Through the fieldwork cases, we give an account of the origin of equivocations, the context for their emergence, which are the disciplinary nuances that cause them and even some academics’ preconceptions. …”
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Peasant Domestic Contexts in the El Bolson Valley (Belén Department, Catamarca): : What do the Earliest Vessels Tell us? (Ca. 400 B.C. - Ca. 900 A.D.) by Salomé Sastre, Julieta Yamila, Korstanje, María Alejandra

“…The occupation in the valley in this temporary segment accounts for a prehispanic peasant territory made up of different facilities for agricultural-livestock production, obtaining food resources, permanent residences, circulation areas and places with temporary occupation (Korstanje 2005, 2007). …”
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