Origin and history of the Department of Geology, Buenos Aires University by Cucchi, Rubén J.

“…The author, who was then a student representative, recalls how the Geological Sciences Department was established after the year 1955.In this article the discussions and conclusions on the need of calling for a contest to nominate professors, and the first professor’s names are rescued from oblivion. The need of full time membership for research and teaching was established. …”
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Archaeofauna from a domestic space and implications for prehispanic herding in Río Grande de San Juan by Maryañski, Juan

“…This paper presents the analysis of an archaeofaunal assemblage recovered at a domestic space from Chipiwayko site (named Complex I). Chipiwayko is an aggregated settlement occupied during late prehispanic times located at Río Grande de San Juan basin (southwestern Potosí, Bolivia). …”
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Mechanism, explanatory pluralism and efficient coding explanation in neuroscience by Barberis, Sergio Daniel

“…Finally, I argue that there is at least one pattern of explanation in neuroscience –namely, efficient coding explanation– that is better accounted for by liberal pluralism.…”
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The maternal ravage as a psychoanalytic concept by Zawady, Megdy

“…The clinical reflection on the “maternal ravage” is an effort to analyze whether it should rise to the level of a concept within psychoanalytic theory. By naming it, Lacan exposes the constitutive nature of the phenomenon as the inherently deadly side of the libidinization that the Desire-of-theMother introduces in the genesis of the subject. …”
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Empirical evidence for the spanish validation and adaptation of Happe's Strange Stories by Aguilar, María José, Urquijo, Sebastian, Zabala, María Lucia, Lopez, Marcela Carolina

“…The aim of this paper was to generate empirical evidence contributing to the validation and Spanish adaptation of the mind theory test named Strange Stories of Happé, used to assess the capability to recognise non literal senses. …”
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On the teaching of Spanish literature by Díaz Bialet, Agustín

“…This method makes the study anodyne, the great figures are reduced to a lower level for reasons of time, and at the end of the academic year, the student only remembers a catalog of names, without logical connection; he studied the Archpriest of Talavera in the first classes of the year, and returns to study Quevedo, after having passed through his mind to mystics, lyricists and playwrights; and of the passage from the prose of Talavera to Quevedo, he knows nothing.…”
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Design and Validation of an Attitudes towards Mathematics Scale by Stelzer, Florencia, Vernucci, Santiago, Aydmune, Yesica Sabina, del Valle, Macarena Verónica, Andrés, María Laura, Stelzer, Florencia, Vernucci, Santiago, Aydmune, Yesica Sabina, del Valle, Macarena Verónica, Andrés, María Laura

“…Exploratory factor analysis showed a three-factor structure, named perceived competence, liking/motivation for mathematics, and school engagement behaviours. …”
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Google translate: an experience with students of technical English at university by Domínguez, Maria Belén, Laurenti, Laura Lucía, Aguirre Céliz, Cecilia Alejandra

“…In this context, an experience was conducted with students from cohort 2011 who attended the subject named “Technical English”, which is taught face to face in all the engineering careers at Facultad de Ingeniería y Ciencias Económico Sociales (FICES) of the Universidad Nacional de San Luis (UNSL). …”
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Analysis of the fauna of the archaeological site “El pobladito de ampolla” (Catamarca foothills, Argentina) by Mercolli, Pablo, Taboada, Constanza

“…To this goal, we focus on the evidence provided by the partial excavation of three contexts in the residential site named "El Pobladito de Ampolla", associated to dates belonging to the first four centuries of the Christian Era and to "Condorhuasi" and "Cortaderas" (or "Alumbrera Tricolor") ceramic materials. …”
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First results for the development of the cultural heritage of the “Cementerio Sud” (San Andrés de Giles, province of Buenos Aires, Argentina) by Luna, Leandro, Aranda, Claudia, Acuña Suarez, Gabriel, Lanzelotti, Sonia L., Rodríguez, Pablo

“…The research and heritage program implemented in the archaeological site named Cementerio Sud (San Andrés de Giles, Buenos Aires, Argentina), where the local inhabitants of the region were buried between 1874 and 1919, is shown. …”
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Textile Art Wichí Vocabulary: Between Lexicography and Ethnography by Montani, Rodrigo

“…The vocabulary consists of names of artefacts and their parts, of raw materials, of periods of the year and gods, as well as technical actions and states of the matter; all of them related to the textile art.…”
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