Documents, Quipus, classes and Indians. Andrés Radamés Altieri at the Institute of Anthropology (Universidad Nacional de Tucumán) by Carrizo, Sergio Rodolfo

“…He used ethnohistorical sources both to provide interpretations of archaeological contexts and as auxiliary sources of the study of extinct languages. His short but fruitful research experience gave him entrance to the ethnological and regional field of research at the University of Tucumán. …”
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Theoretical complementarity in archaeology: Interweaving darwinist and marxist approaches by López, Gabriel E. J.

“…Finally, it is postulated that a broad Darwinian evolutionary framework in archeology can be fruitful for the analysis of cultural evolution. Also, it is discussed the scope and limitations of the complementary use of theoretical tools of Marxism.…”
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Film Analysis: a Story of an Encounter and of an ethic by Weyl, Dimitri

“…This paper presents a synthetic identification of what appears as essential in any research-based approach to this question, with an aim to making film analysis as fruitful as possible. Walter Benjamin was quick to recognise that psychoanalysis and cinema opened up new horizons in both seeing and listening, in ways that could not hitherto be seen or heard. …”
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Biometric and expedrimental studies of Butia odorata and Syagrus romanzoffiana nuts: implications for the archaeological record by Suárez Vespa, Diego, Del Puerto, Laura, Inda, Hugo

“…In this work we addressed the biometric chracteristics of the fruits of both native Arecaceae species, including seeds and endocarps. …”
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Feminisms with and beyond Marx: Readings about Reproductive labor in Marxian Works by Romano Roth, Carla

“…In recent years, in a background of visualization of gender violence and the struggles of women's and feminist movements worldwide, the struggles for the recognition of domestic and care tasks as work became central. It is therefore fruitful to explore the reflections of Marxist feminist authors on “labor” in Marx. …”
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Museums, presences and handkerchiefs. From official memory to vital memory in two experiences by Vázquez Estrada, Alejandro, Fernández, Eva

“…It is from the emancipation of silenced voices -by deaths and disappearances- when their presences become roots, branches and fruits of a museum-memory that enables the questioning of old customs when building history. …”
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Wichi plant morphology: an ethnobiological study by Suárez, María Eugenia

“…I conclude that: a) there isn’t a vernacular term for the category “plant”, although lhile may be acquiring this new meaning; b) for culturally relevant species, there are specific terms and suffixes to derivate the name of fruits, thus the analysis of terms is a useful way to identify species and resources of local importance; c) there is an idea of repetition or reiteration in the general plant structure which is reflected in the form of naming some plant parts; d) there are morphological, functional, positional and symbolic criteria behind the names of plant parts; and e) nomenclature of plant parts can reflect the loss of practices and/or knowledge on some wild species.…”
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Knowledge pulsed by “war”. A review of the Foucaultean corpus around the politics of expert activity: Uma revisão do corpus foucaultiano em torno da política da atividade especiali... by Lijterman, Eliana

“…The Foucaultean corpus contains fruitful analytical tools for the substantive approach of the inherent politicality of knowledge, by questioning the instrumental readings of that relationship and including the activity of specialists in government strategies and in forms of resistance towards these strategies. …”
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For a Sociology of Flesh and Blood by Wacquant, Loic

“…I argue that enactive ethnography, the brand of immersive fieldwork based on “performing the phenomenon,” is a fruitful path toward capturing the cognitive, conative, and cathectic schemata (habitus) that generate the practices and underlie the cosmos under investigation. …”
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Las plantas comestibles empleadas por las comunidades comechingonas de San Marcos Sierras (Córdoba, Argentina): Primeras aproximaciones by Saur Palmieri, Valentina, Geisa, Melisa Gabriela

“…"Algarrobo trees" (Prosopis spp.) presented the greatest number of parts used and ways of consumption mentioned. Fruits were the most used vegetable parts, followed by flowers, leaves, cladodes, underground organs and resins. …”
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El uso de recursos por los cazadores-recolectores posthispánicos de Patagonia continental y su importancia arqueológica by Prates, Luciano Raúl

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Condiciones de salud de una población antigua del occidente de Mesoamérica : Estudio de los habitantes del sitio arqueológico Los Limones, México (600-1000 d.C.) by Salazar Camacho, Milena, Márquez Morfín, Lourdes

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Ciclo de las plantas forrajeras: Dinámicas y prácticas de una comunidad ganadera del Chaco Seco, Argentina by Jiménez Escobar, Néstor David

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