Watchmen y psicoanálisis. Doomsday clock, and then… by Mondada, Javier

“…Through the study of Watchmen in its 3 formats: comic, film and series, a dialogue with psychoanalysis is proposed, in order to extract readings that allow us to think about the time, characterized by the threat of cataclysms and large-scale war conflicts, in the framework of a generalized pandemic with its consequent impact on the population. …”
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Between poems and fanzines: problematizing fat-hater experiences from an extension project by Tejada, Susana Cecilia, Liarte Tiloca, Agustín

“…The outreach project aimed to recover these spaces of community dialogue between women in which they could share their experience in relation to everyday violence on varied corporealities. …”
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Walking through the common knowledge: postcards of Villa Cerro Azul through extension work by Bustos Mantovani, Melina, Letzen, Sara, Rebuffo, Joaquín, Aichino, Gina Lucía, Pedrazzani, Carla Eleonora, Álvarez Ávila, Carolina, Chiavassa, Sergio, Deon, Joaquin

“…In this collective journey we seek to build communicative paths with and from the territories, strengthening ties through collective writing, narrating in common the defense of the common. We do it in dialogue with previous experiences and in re-invented processes in other mountain territories.…”
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La gran transformación universitaria:: del Manifiesto Liminar cordobés (1918) al proyecto de Ley Ómnibus (2024) by Riquelme, Franco

“…Likewise, I develop and expose issues-problems that in recent  Latin American years have been marking the academic as well as political-social agenda and it is regarding the democratic issue,  governmentality and a political culture pendulum between dialogue and/or the occlusion of the voice dissident politics, all this  adding up to a historical context of strong advance of the right in our societies. …”
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CITIES, VIDEOCAMERAS AND VIDEO-SURVEILLANCE: STATE OF THE ART AND RESEARCH PERSPECTIVES by Lio, Vanesa

“…This reconstruction of the state of the art is organized from aspects of video surveillance that have been privileged: theoretical dialogue with notions such as social control, panopticism and biopolitics; effectiveness in reducing crime; the role of the cameras in delineating cities and social classification; the regulatory framework and the conflict with certain individual rights. …”
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Retracing the steps: On 'I am still learning: four experiments in retrospective philology'. Carlo Ginzburg (2020). Translated by Rafael Gaune Corradi. Buenos Aires, Fondo de Cultur... by Argañaraz, Cecilia

“…I offer this reading to anthropologists in the conviction that it contains rich and abundant material for a dialogue with our discipline, a word of which the author of Aún aprendo (and also, humbly, this writer) is wary. …”
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Todos los fuegos el fuego: discusión en torno a las categorías modernas en la interpretación de registros antracológicos en contextos prehispánicos y coloniales by Marconetto, María Bernarda, Mafferra, Luis Eduardo

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Alteridad, desconcierto y hospitalidad: claves para repensar la intervención social en discapacidad by Torres, Exequiel, Soria, Sofía, Gandolfo, Mariana

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ROCK MUSICIANS AND NEW DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES. A PARTICULAR RELATIONSHIP IN A DISTRICT OF THE CONURBAN OF BUENOS AIRES by Moreno, Federico

“…Recent research on the impact of digital technologies on music, from a social perspective, highlights the appropriation by musicians of these technologies and their democratizing effects in terms of access to the production and circulation of works.This article aims to investigate the relationships between new digital technologies and musicians participating in a rock festival in the Avellaneda district, located in the southern suburbs of the City of Buenos Aires, presenting the particularities of this relationship in terms of representations and uses, as well as in dialogue with the revised bibliography.Methodologically, the research adopts a qualitative character based on conducting surveys, interviews and observations during workshops shared with social actors, that interprets them from a critical perspective. …”
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Serial instincts by Gómez Ponce, Ariel

“…Our hypothesis holds that this category is conformed as a “semiotic scaffolding” whose function would be to translate human irrationality. In dialogue with the semiologist Yuri Lotman and the philosopher Michel Foucault, we will say that artistic texts such as TV series will be a fertile ground for questioning how hypothetical instincts are reactivated, around a notion of “anomaly” and the complex mechanisms that ensure their domestication and control. …”
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Vejez y promoción de vínculos intergeneracionales a través del arte by Cagnolo, Susana, Gaiteri, Ludmila, Gaiteri , Jorge

“…Performances were held in educational institutions, followed by participatory dialogue. These activities, rehearsals and a public event were shared with other choirs. …”
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Truman and the Corporate Father by Fuentes Lenci, ´Álvaro

“…On the occasion of the 25th anniversary of The Truman Show, the purpose of this text is to revisit Peter Weir’s film (1998) in light of two main sources: Open Sea (A Bankrupt Horizon) by Juan Jorge Michel Fariña, an article published a year after the film’s premiere (1999), and Parents in Cinema: Films in Dialogue (2022), the latest book by Eduardo Laso. …”
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Urban Landscapes, difference and inequality. A case study in La Boca, Buenos Aires by Fabaron, Ana Clara

“…The article focuses in dwellers and passersby practices, in dialogue with different approaches to the concept of landscape, and with studies that emphasize the relation between the aestheticisation of the contemporary cities and an exclusive city model. …”
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Las dos Iglesias: memorias sobre el surgimiento de la corriente tercermundista en Córdoba by Lacombe, Eliana del Carmen

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Agricultural soils and peasant knowledge. Is it possible an intercultural perspective? Ethnopedology in El Bolson Valley by Taddei Salinas, María Laura

“…Based on Ethnopedology principles and our study case, we aim to a new way to apply this discipline into Social Science as a dialogue space and intercultural meeting for soil studying.…”
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Society and University in Extension Construction by Aboslaiman, Lucrecia

“…All this entails the need for participating teachers with ethical and social commitment to build bridges between both institutions as a whole, enriching the dialogue and knowledge exchange. In our view, the classroom is the most appropriate place to generate the deepest and more meaningful actions regarding university-community engagement, it being a relevant and necessary process. …”
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Social scenarios associated with the outbreak of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) by Pignuoli Ocampo, Sergio

“…The investigation is carried out in two steps: in the first one, in dialogue with virology, epidemiology and demography, the threatening communicative form of SARS-CoV-2 virus and COVID-19 disease is analyzed as well as its evolution in time using the risk/danger distinction; and in the second step, the dynamics of interactions, organizations, protest systems and world society are observed, focusing on some of their functional systems such as religion, politics, health and economy.…”
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Network of neighborhood orchestras by Andrada, Susana

“…Currently, students from the Social Work and Psychology careers of the UNC carry out extension and undergraduate practices in the Network; in this dialogue where cooperation and mutual questioning are possible, the university learns from the territories in their daily struggles and commits itself to nurture them.…”
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Wichi: the people, the world, the word by Montani, Rodrigo, Franceschi, Zelda Alice

“…Likewise, a cross-cutting dialogue is established between the articles within each section (the people, the world, the word), and some problems of Wichi studies that cross the dossier as a whole are discussed: for instance, the importance of linguistic data in ethnographic research (and vice versa) or the technical, political and social implications of adopting a writing system for the Wichi/weenhayek language.…”
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