Sociology of folklore by Poviña, Alfredo

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Access to written culture as part of the social reproduction strategies of rural families in Cordoba (Argentina) by Cragnolino, Elisa

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FLOWS OF POWER AND POWER OF FLOWS: ANALYSIS OF A CENTRAL FORMULA IN MANUEL CASTELLS by Torres, Esteban

“…The research help to discover, inter alia, the relationship between economics and politics that finally proposes the Spanish sociologist, from which it follows an extremely radical version of the thesis of irreversible decline of the nation state, still in force in contemporary social theory despite the sociopolitical changes recorded in Latin America in recent years.…”
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Dossier “El Elias antropólogo: sociología figuracional, trabajo de campo y reflexividad” by Colabella, Laura, Vargas, Patricia

“…This dossier was born in a symposium promoted by the coordinators, with the purpose of paying tribute to the work of the Jewish-German sociologist Norbert Elias. This event took place in 2013, within the framework of the VII Conference on Ethnography and Qualitative Methods organized by the Center for Social Anthropology of the Institute for Economic and Social Development (CAS-IDES). …”
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Elias in “La 12”. An elisian approach to violence in argentinian football by Daskal, Rodrigo, Garriga Zucal, José

“…First, we will investigate the relationship between violence and sport in the context of conception of what Norbert Elias called the “process of civilization”, and then, analyze the subsequent work performed alongside German sociologist Eric Dunning on the particular issue of violence in soccer. …”
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THE POTENTIAL HEURISTIC OF THEORY OF CIVILIZATION BY NORBERT ELIAS TO STUDYING YOUTH VIOLENCE by di Napoli, Pablo Nahuel

“…We will focus on two of the nodal works of the german sociologist to understand his theory of civilizing processes (and decivilizing). …”
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LIFE EXPERIENCES AND LIFE STORIES OF WOMEN ABOUT THE ELABORATION OF WHEAT IN ÑACO (MÜRKE) AND MOTE (MUTHI) FOR FOOD AND DRINKS by Hernández, Graciela

“…We articulate the objectivist perspective proposed by the French sociologist, with the subjectivist perspective provided by non-essentialist feminisms that revalue mestizo and border narratives.As a preliminary step, we recover the studies that made visible different aspects of the Mapuche resistance to the attacks of the armies of the Spanish empire, one of them was the substitution of corn for wheat, easier to protect and preserve from the destruction of the crops. …”
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WILHELM RÖPKE AND THE SPIRITUALITY OF NEOLIBERALISM by Méndez, Pablo Martín

“…According to this article, in the writings of Wilhelm Röpke, a German economist and sociologist of the mid-20th century, is perfectly seen the spiritual dimension of neoliberalism. …”
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ELIAS EN LA 12. UNA APROXIMACIÓN ELIASIANA A LA VIOLENCIA EN EL FÚTBOL EN LA ARGENTINA / Elias in "La 12". An elisian approach to violence in argentinian football. by Daskal, Rodrigo, Garriga Zucal, José

“…First, we will investigate the relationship between violence and sport in the context of conception of what Norbert Elias called the "process of civilization", and then, analyze the subsequent work performed alongside German sociologist Eric Dunning on the particular issue of violence in soccer. …”
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THE “EVERYDAY SOCIALISM” OF CHILEAN TEXTILE WORKERS: TRACING RADICAL POLITICS THROUGH THE WORKERS PRESS, 1936-1973 by Fishwick, Adam Daniel

“…Methodologically, I draw on the work of Chilean sociologist Tomás Moulian (1993) and his concept of ideas “en uso” to examine how radical socialist ideas developed and changed in their interaction with workplace conflicts of the time. …”
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History between the sociology and the philosophy science: sociology of knowledge and the ‘new’ historiography of science in latin-american historiography of psychology through the... by Fierro, Catriel

“…No extensive citations to sociologists or philosophers of psychology were found in the sample, although a conceptualization of past and contemporary science as a social collective enterprise was found in most sources.…”
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