Crime, sexuality and conurbano in José Celestino Campusano’s by Martinelli, Lucas Sebastián

“…This article examines the figures of crime and sexuality within Argentine cinema with the interest of reflecting on the way they construct images on certain bodies in narrative processes that expose the subjects represented in contiguity with ideas of the cultural order. …”
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The ethics of the dispute. A filmographic analysis of postmarital litigation by Christiansen, María L.

“…As a narrative art and focused on the human condition, cinema recreates (and, at the same time, interrogates) the intricate ways of facing conflict in social life. …”
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About “After Life”: A philosophical reflection on the notion of the moral experience of mourning by Lariguet, Guillermo, Rodríguez Alba, Jaimen

“…Faced with a subject detached from otherness, mourning allows, as can be seen in the filmic narrative, to understand the transition from a situation of moral deficit (self-centeredness, detachment from needs and bond with the other, etc.) to one of full morality. …”
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La Colección Zavaleta y su traslado al Field Museum de Chicago: una aproximación desde la vida social de los objetos by Gluzman, Geraldine Andrea

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Explicar la eficacia de una operación de paz, buscando reconocimiento como militares. La experiencia de los cascos azules argentinos en Haití / EXPLAIN THE EFFICACY OF A PEACE OPER... by Frederic, Sabina; Universidad Nacional de Quilmes-CONICET

“…When telling their experience, members of the firsts battalions explained efficacy in pacification, introducing their sensibility toward Haitian poverty into the operational environment, and the consequent achievement of civic actions. Thus in their narratives they also answer to the lack of Armed Forces recognition in the domestic stage.Analyzing the operational environment construction, we are going to show how an operation considered military ascribe its success to a variety of civic tasks of approach to the local population, and in which way it produced ambiguities in military condition as warriors and humanized. …”
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I look for native images that respond to invasive images. Interview with César González by Blázquez, Nahuel, Villarreal, Agustín

“…In his work, his own experience of being imprisoned stands out as well as a politicized narrative of what it means to live in the slums of the province of Buenos Aires. …”
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Journey to Mexico: Artaud and the ancient knowledge by Giucci, Guillermo, Torterola, Sebastián

“…This article aims to analyze his search for a mysterious and ancestral entity, peyote, and the value of ancient knowledge in Artaud’s narrative. It examines the intellectual climate of the time, the later legacy of Artaud and the link with Alejo Carpentier´s concept of the marvelous real. …”
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A gestão dos ilegalismos enquanto mercado by de Pieri Pimentel, André, Isabela Vianna Pinho

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Desfocalizar el relato: Narrativas feministas para contar la salud by Cabral, Ximena Irene

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Book reviews: Three semblances of the human body by Cambra Badii, Irene, González Pla, Florencia, Provenza, Ailén

“…Garrandés' book, enormous in itself, is supplemented by this narrative and at the same time ethical-clinical exercise. …”
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The “last caciques” of Cuyo. Lands, politics and indigenous memories in Creole Argentina (Mogna, XVII-XI centuries) by Escolar, Diego

“…As part of a secular “extinction narrative”, the historiography took for granted the disappearance of the Indians in Cuyo in the early colonial period, either because of their physical extinction or, contradictorily, due to miscegenation, acculturation or social and political restructuring. …”
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Shincal’s segmented wall as a solar marker by Gimenez Benitez, Sixto Ramon, Corrado, Gustavo

“…It is proposed that this wall was used by the Incas, in a similar way to that reflected in the narrative of the chronicle of Huarochiri by Francisco de Ávila, where the observation of the shadow of a wall established the date for the worship of Pariacaca. …”
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Comunicación, patrimonio e identidad: El discurso de la prensa en torno a la Fiesta Nacional del Cemento en la ciudad de Olavarría, Buenos Aires (Argentina) by Giacomasso, Maria Vanesa, Lemiez, Griselda, Conforti, María Eugenia

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Memoria y resistencia en los relatos de la copla del Valle Calchaquí (Salta, Argentina) by Paéz, María Cecilia, Martínez, Alejandro, Riegler, Francisco Eduardo, Martínez Zabala, Catalina

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Posibles terapias para COVID-19: revisión narrativa de seguridad I. Cloroquina / hidroxicloroquina y azitromicina by Herrera Comoglio, Raquel

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Tratamiento farmacológico para COVID-19 en protocolos latinoamericanos: una revisión narrativa de la eficacia y seguridad by Escalante Saavedra, Pamela Alejandra, Cañás, Martín, Calvo Barbado, Dulce María, Barajas Esparza, Liliana, Caffaratti, Mariana, Speranza, Noelia, Fuentes Martínez, Carlos, López Guitiérrez, José Julián

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Two generations, one burial: osteobiographical perspectives applied to Banda Meridional del Lago site, Embalse de Río Tercero, Córdoba, Argentina by Zárate, Paloma, González, Claudina, Tavarone, Aldana, Fabra, Mariana

“…From a social bioarchaeological perspective, it is interesting to “humanize the past”, combining bioarcheological and archaeological information with a fictional narrative story, an alternative form to the main genre of archaeological and bioarcheological writing. …”
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