Parodic metafiction : an approach to self-reflexive fiction in two works by John Barth by Kofman, Gustavo E.

“…The texts proposed for this study –Perseid and Bellerophoniad, in Chimera (1972) by American author John Barth– share specific rhetorical and narrative elements that allow us to frame this analysis within the theoretical notions referred to before. …”
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El periodismo de autor 2.0 en la construcción de nuevas subjetividades by Parisi, Mariela

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THE “TRAPS” OF COMMUNITY AND THE POWER OF THE DISINTEREST IN THE PERSPECTIVE OF BOURDIEU by Bialakowsky, Alejandro

“…Secondly, it tracks the deep critiques of Bourdieu to this legacy, from his study of the “interest into disinterest” framed on his reflections about social domination and its euphemisms. …”
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The Fitness Dispositive in Postfeminist Healthism: Women Empowerment Discourses through Body Discipline by Albet Castillejo, Laura

“…This work seeks to delve into and expose the different power networks found in new postfeminist discourses of “empowered women”, which are imbued within healthism discourses and can be framed within the new psychological turn of neoliberal rationality.…”
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Contributions of Actualistic Taphonomy to the Archaeological Study of Pseudoartifacts by Borrazzo, Karen

“…In other words, the systematic incorporation of actualistic taphonomy –including both naturalistic and experimental components- to the archaeological research contributes to building frames of reference that allow refining our interpretations of the archaeological record. …”
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Neoliberalism and the production of frenetic subjectivities. Disobedience and failure as modes of government by Giavedoni, José

“…The particularity of subjectivities produced in neoliberal capitalism is that they are changeable, risky, uprooted, in other words, frantic subjects are required, never fully conformed, and never static. This frenzy is framed in competition as a mode of behavior, inequality as an operative condition and is observed in two specific technologies: disobedience and failure understood as opportunity. …”
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Experience of child participation from the community approach in the context of a pandemic by Rinero, Yohana

“…DDuring the year 2021, within the framework of University Extension Grants, we carried out the project titled “Strategies for a community approach to the psychosocial effects of the pandemic on children in a rural context”, in coordination with the Soup kitchen and Popular Library “Caritas Felices” from Ampliación Los Troncos neighbourhood, Monte Cristo, a city located 25 kms away from Córdoba city. Framed within the rights approach and the Community Social Psychology paradigm, we worked on the co-construction of a meeting place with children between 5 and 11 years old. …”
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LA MALVINA RANCH, VESTIGES OF THE FIRST RURAL SETTLEMENT IN COMMUNAL LAND OF SANTA ROSA, LA PAMPA. by Tapia, Alicia Haydée, Pineau, Virginia G., Pera, Lía, Fernández, Mabel M.

“…The activities developed were framed within the premises of Public Archaeology, given that beyond the research objectives of an UBACYT archaeological project, the decisions were planned and made with various institutions of the community, both academic and governmental (Socio-historical Studies Institute of the Faculty of Human Sciences- UNLPam, Heritage Directory of Culture Secretary of la Pampa Province, and Municipal Tourism Directory of Santa Rosa). …”
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Lightning stones: lithics analysis from an holistic perspective by Cabral Ortíz, Jorge E., Mercuri, Cecilia, García De Cecco, Pilar, Mendoza, Federico G.

“…These activities are framed in a process of dialogue with the community organizations through which encounters arise that highlight a joint construction of knowledge, where material heritage acquires a meaning for the community. …”
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Alluvial deposit stratigraphy from the Salto de Piedra Paleontological Locality (Argentine Pampas): evidence from last glacial-interglacial cycles by Favier Dubois, Cristian Mario, Herrera Villegas, Dalila Viviana, Bonini, Ricardo Adolfo, Gómez, Gustavo Norberto, Steffan, Pamela Guillermina, Bax, María Marcela, Flores, Ariadna, Bellinzoni, Jonathan, Alberdi, María T., Prado, Jose Luis

“…The stratigraphy shows changes in fluvial dynamics during the last glacial- integlacial cycles in the upper basin of the Tapalqué Creek and constitutes a good frame of reference for the paleontological, chronological and paleoenvironmental studies that are being carried out in this locality.…”
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The role and place of ethnoarchaeology in current archaeological debate by Politis, Gustavo Gabriel

“…More in agreement with the papers by Cunningham and MacEachern and that by Sillar and Ramón Joffré, I believe that it is either a discipline (or an "ambiguous sub field", as the former authors call it) between archaeology andethnography, or a research strategy framed within different theoretical structures (from behavioural ecology to the ?…”
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Education and Training Program for the Conservation of Rock Art in Sierra de La Ventana, Province of Buenos Aires (Argentina) by Oliva, Fernando, Panizza, Maria Cecilia

“…Through the implementation of educational campaigns framed in rock art preservation programs, the main work consists on unifying actions between institutions of different hierarchical levels. …”
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Aquatic environments in Archaeology by Prates, Luciano, Bonomo, Mariano

“…In this article we discuss the importance of aquatic environments for past societies, and the ways in which this topic has been approached in archaeological research. Although framed at a global scale, the focus is on hunter-gatherer, fisher, and/or small-scale horticulture societies, with special emphasis on Argentina and Southern South America. …”
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