Derivas Políticas de la “Filosofía Científica” en la Obra de Rodolfo Rivarola by Galfione, Maria Carla

“…Mindful of the argentine political experience, Rivarola rehearse a double and apparently paradoxical definition, in which epistemological and political concerns were pooled. …”
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MEMORY CONFIGURATIONS: ARCHIVES IN THE DIGITAL AGE by Arán, Pampa, Casarin, Marcelo

“…This confrontation positions the paradoxical relationship that current and future technology promises, in the center of the discussion: while opening dazzling horizons, marks boundaries between what is desirable and what is possible, and requires communities that own that technology to use it actively and sustainably.…”
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How Specific is Latin America in a World of Contrasted Inequality Regimes? by Boyer, Robert

“…Three contemporary paradoxes regarding the trajectories of inequality in North America, Europe and Latin America deserve explanations. …”
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Motivation and sport Injuries in handball players by Olmedilla Zafra, Aurelio, Blas Redondo, Amador, Laguna Tudela, Maria

“…Although it may seem paradoxical, it is possible that an excessively high motivation leads to overachievement and risk behaviors, which in turn facilitate the appearance of lesions.…”
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Papers and citizenships by Rodrigo, Federico

“…In this way, by adopting and, at the same time stressing the parameters of state authority supported by the documents, migrants make a paradoxical use of them.…”
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Birth, decline and dispersal. Brief on the five-year university degree in Anthropology at Universidad Nacional de Tucumán by Carrizo, Sergio Rodolfo

“…The interaction between different anthropological traditions, in addition to the belonging to different lineages various academic actors dedicated to these topics, produced an unfinished itinerary for institutionalizing Anthropology at UNT. However, paradoxically, between 1947 and 1952 the UNT had the first academic degree in Anthropology in the country. …”
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“If you look great, you feel great”: Instagram and the Construction of Aesthetic Treatments as Technologies of the Self by Barboza, Romina Andrea, Arias, Valentina

“…From the analysis of four Instagram accounts oriented to the promotion of aesthetic treatments in Mendoza and four in-depth interviews with the doctors responsible for these accounts, we analyze, firstly, the conception of the body as a continuously perfectible project and the relations of tension and complementarity between classical aesthetic criteria and contemporary criteria; secondly, we describe the notion of the soul as an asymptotic project, with particular psychic and affective anchors and certain paradoxical tensions. We conclude that aesthetic treatments are constructed as technologies of the self, converging with an aesthetic/ethics fostered by the neoliberal ethos.…”
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New contributions to archaeology of Formosa (Argentina): Chronology of ̈El Quebracho ̈ archaeological site by Lamenza, Guillermo N., Calandra, Horacio A., Salceda, Susana A.

“…At the same time, and paradoxically, to this region have been focused many of the explanations of the neighboring archaeological records even without concrete empirical evidence. …”
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STICK YOUR BOOBS OUT AND PUSH YOU BUTT UP: BODY TECHNIQUES AND REGULATORY IDEAL OF FEMININITY IN A FEMALE SEDUCTION WORKSHOP by Bianciotti, María Celeste, Chervin, Mariela

“…In this way the article seeks to build a dense description of this instance, seeking for expanding the ways to approach and learn how these paradoxical spaces gather experiences and discourses of normalization and revival of old female mandates, and also transforms conventions related to gender and sexuality.…”
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Malvinas, the war that never ends by Di Renzo, Cristian

“…On a few occasions it has been seen in the Plaza de Mayo filled with souls in a climate that overflows with hullabaloo. Paradoxically, on two occasions, that expression of spontaneity motivated by a banal nationalism present in Argentine society, by the last civil-military dictatorship (1978 and 1982). …”
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City and heritage: practices and tensions in the historic center of San Miguel de Tucumán, Argentina (1990-2019) by Cuezzo, María Laura

“…In a pluritemporal environment, the coexistence of the historic center with the central area finds a paradoxical condition, permanence and change, in a scenario of constant tension as in most of its Latin American peers. …”
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Indigenous peoples, communities and organizations: meetings and articulations from and in the university extension by Marchesino, César

“…Nevertheless, and although it may be paradoxical, the Argentine State, in the midst of the neoliberal boom and with the constitutional reform of 1994, recognizes some specific rights of indigenous peoples (Article 75, paragraph 17) and proclaims itself a multicultural State, while at the same time assuming "the obligation to repair the damage caused to the original peoples. …”
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Arqueólogos y brujos: la disputa por la imaginación histórica en la etnogénesis huarpe by Escolar, Diego

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NACIMIENTO, OCASO Y DISPERSIONES. BREVE RELATO DE LA LICENCIATURA DE ANTROPOLOGÍA EN LA UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL DE TUCUMÁN / Birth, decline and dispersal. Brief on the five-year unive... by Carrizo, Sergio Rodolfo; Cátedra de Prehistoria, Facultad de Filosofía y Letras y Cátedra de Metodología antropológica para arqueólogos, Facultad de Ciencias Naturales e IML, Universidad Nacional de Tucumán

“…The interaction between different anthropological traditions, in addition to the belonging to different lineages various academic actors dedicated to these topics, produced an unfinished itinerary for institutionalizing Anthropology at UNT. However, paradoxically, between 1947 and 1952 the UNT had the first academic degree in Anthropology in the country. …”
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