Undisciplined Archaeology, intersubjective encounters and multiple relationalities by Haber, Alejandro, Rodríguez, Mariela Eva, Gerrard, Ana Cecilia

“…The authors cover various themes, including  the potential of the undisciplined Archaeology to reverse the epistemic violence that drives the theorizations, methodologies and practices of the colonial science; the distances between Archaeology and Social Anthropology; the challenges of allowing oneself to be interpellated during the intersubjective encounters of the ethnographic experience; the implications of doing, thinking and feeling from the margins; the subjectivation processes that take place through reflexivity, textualization and reading; and the consequences our ethical and political positions have on the struggles of subalternized subjects and groups.…”
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Investigar y militar contra las cárceles by Pérez, Camila

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Creating Content for Instagram: Digital Feminist Activism and the Politics of Class by Scharff, Christina, Scharff, Christina, Scharff, Christina

“…Access to this form of expertise is not equally available, however, and class background affects —though does not determine— who feels confident and at ease in producing visually engaging content. …”
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Una metáfora para investigar en la cárcel by Schneider, Gretel

“…This allowed me to gauge what it means for those deprived of liberty to share fragments of what they think and feel with someone who does not belong entirely to that space, and the importance of knowing what to do with what they tell me. …”
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Mothers? Around the throne by Willington, Alejandro

“…Revenge on women can be unlimited, like female enjoyment itself, when it feels deprived or betrayed, at the price, as Lacan points out, of being other than itself in the very act that consumes such revenge.…”
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Filosofar con niñxs by Branca, Ayelén, San Pedro, Constanza, Andrade, Sergio, Ricardi (Texto), Georgina

“…In the case of Filosofar con Niñxs, the production of knowledge is the result of exchanges withthose "others so other", who are the children.In this line, they explain that, fundamentally, the idea is to put in tension the preconceptions of the adult world with respect to childhood and to generate strategies for children to speak out and express what they think and feel about some issues they are interested in bringing into play, such as politics, the body, sexuality, among other topics with which they frequently work.they frequently work with.They also tell us about one of their latest publications: Una invitación a inquietarnos. …”
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Tres momentos de la psicosis. Una historia de amor by Bafico, Jorge

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Autonomía y empoderamiento en enfermedades crónicas : Una mirada desde las personas con diabetes como partícipes activos en el tratamiento de su enfermedad basado en un modelo de m... by López, Marina

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Araripe Júnior and the Hyperesthesia of the Tropical Serial by Fernandez, Juan Manuel

“…Also around hyperesthesia, the prescriptive intervention of his essays seeks to regulate the influence of a monstrous Zola, in his ability to show and make people feel the reality of precarious modern life. Finally, we notice his approach to literature as a toxin, in which a pharmacological key of modern Latin American literature resonates.…”
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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

“…If we understand cultural identity in this way, it will not surprise us that, for example, a person who was born in India (or to an Indian family) and who holds an American passport may retain elements from both cultures and may not feel locked into one single cultural identity. Immigrants’ experiences in their quest for identity and their construction of a hybrid identity have awakened the interest of many researchers, who have attempted to analyze this phenomenon to gain a better understanding of modern social behaviors. …”
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The CARE Principles for Indigenous Data Governance by Carroll, Stephanie Russo, Garba, Ibrahim, Figueroa-Rodríguez, Oscar L., Holbrook, Jarita, Lovett, Raymond, Materechera, Simeon, Parsons, Mark, Raseroka, Kay, Rodriguez-Lonebear, Desi, Rowe, Robyn, Sara, Rodrigo, Walker, Jennifer D., Anderson, Jane, Hudson, Maui

“…Concerns about secondary use of data and limited opportunities for benefit-sharing have focused attention on the tension that Indigenous communities feel between (1) protecting Indigenous rights and interests in Indigenous data (including traditional knowledges) and (2) supporting open data, machine learning, broad data sharing, and big data initiatives. …”
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Thinking Lab. Experimenting with counter-pedagogies of cruelty by Barrionuevo, Adriana, de la Vega Viale , Mariana

“…Although this can also extend to the problematic division of the species between animals, humans, and non-humans that focuses on suffering, a feeling reserved for the dignity of the human per- son.…”
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