THE MANUSCRIPT AS A POINT OF ARRIVAL: THEATRE AND NARRATIVE BEFORE LEONIDAS LAMBORGHINI’S TRENTO by Repetto, Carolina Rosa

“…In the manuscripts of Leonidas Lamborghini's novel, Trento, the comments on the spectator demonstrate the force that acquires the theatrical and narrative dimension in his  work, not only in borrowing the dramatic techniques but especially in considering genres and their) edges. …”
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Creative writing mediated by technology: an experience of production of collective narrative in English on Facebook by Clerici, Carolina, Trincado Moncho, Cecilia Gloria, Caraballo, Silvina Graciela

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On otherness and rigths: media and normative narratives about migrants´ access to public health by Abal, Yamila Soledad, Melella, Cecilia Eleonora, Matossian, Brenda

“…Through the analysis of these projects and their treatment in the hegemonic digital press, this work aims to explore the narratives that circulated in relation to migrants’ free health access and also investigate the symbolic effects produced by the hypervisibility of a particular political position on the subject. …”
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Álex de la Iglesia and the scenes of heights: Symbolism of space from the narrative by Jiménez González, Marcos

“…This connotation is rooted in the origins of western culture, in the thought of Plato, Aristotle and the Judeo-Christian tradition which, being very present in thought, also survives in literary and cinematographic narrative.…”
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Tango is back: “Tango Argentino” and the narratives about the comeback of the dance in Buenos Aires by Morel, Carlos Hernán

“…From these tango narrative constructs about past and present, we will question the confrontation of meanings around the practice of dancing in Buenos Aires.…”
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WRITINGS OF THE SELF IN THE ARGENTINE LITERARY FIELD. INTIMACY, EXTIMACY AND NARRATIVE TRIALS IN WRITERS’ BLOGS by Vigna, Diego Germán

“…In this paper we address one of such issues, concentrated in the reflections about the manners in which they have admitted the writings of the self, the intimate writings and the experimental or biographical narratives.…”
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Weavers of stories. Memories and narratives of Nursing in COVID times. From Nursing for Nursing for Health by Meléndez Mar, Eva

“…Tejedores de Historias, is a work of interactive culture, which uses narrative as a literary genre. It was born when visualizing a forum of expression of Nursing for Nursing in times of COVID-19, and is consolidated in agreement with the teacher Karla Ivonne Mijangos Fuentes and the Editorial Company Luz y Vida, in order to generate call and with the purpose in budding ofWith the purpose of studying the coexistence of this triad from the perspective of those who were living and suffering it, as well as the defense mechanisms used by nursing to confront the emerging SARS CoV2 virus and to understand how this phenomenon affected the social fabric, public health and the nursing profession itself, the following questions were posed: What did the COVID change in us, how has it affected us as a society? …”
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Narratives of walking: women, territories, dialogues and r-existences with the assemblies of the Paravachasca and Punilla valleys by Britos Castro, Ana, Eleonora Pedrazzani, Carla, Collo, Gilda, Bustos Mantovani, Melina, Barrojo, Sofía Victoria

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How Narrator and Language Structure Myth: Interferences in “The Jaguar and Tamanduá, a Bakairi Tale by Bonfim, Evandro

“…The paper aims to revisit the structural analysis proposal developed by Levi-Strauss based on the a Linguistics model, however not excluding the native languages and the narrators of myths as key components to find out system units, called cosmoemas in this article. …”
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Traces and substrates. The issue of indigenous languages in Argentinian anthropological narratives between 1930 and 1950 by Domínguez, Luisa

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Cultura Material, Narrativas Escritas Y Documentos Judiciales : Algunas Ideas Para Su Abordaje by García, María Soledad

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