SUBJECTION AND RECOGNIZABILITY: AGAINST RECOGNITION’S INNOCENCE IN AXEL HONNETH by Gorriti, Jacinta

“…More likely, as the Butlerian (and Foucauldian) notion of critique suggests, only by framing recognition in the normative horizon that defines it, it can become the basis of social inquiry.…”
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THE POTENTIAL HEURISTIC OF THEORY OF CIVILIZATION BY NORBERT ELIAS TO STUDYING YOUTH VIOLENCE by di Napoli, Pablo Nahuel

“…After specificating certain terms on which the criticisms are based on, we will present three reading keys. The first is framed in the sociogenetic and psychogenetic processes that, over time, impel the impairment of the use of physical force in the everyday relationship between individuals. …”
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Proactive work behaviours: an update by Salessi, Solana, Omar, Alicia

“…The current study provides a systematic bibliographic review on proactivity, framed methodologically in bibliometric analysis and content analysis. …”
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Efficiency and equity in Argentinean university funding by Vizzio, Miguel Angel

“…After defining the characteristics that frame the Argentine State University as a public good, a comparison of the performance of the countries of the so-called Group of 7 is presented. …”
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«And we must be more united!»: Carnival and Policy in a rural region of the Quebrada de Humahuaca, or how to maintain the traditions that are lost in the town by Espósito, Guillermina, Fabbro, Pablo

“…Since some years ago, the academic reflections that from the Anthropology have been developed about diverse events of the social life, emphasize the performatic dimension of certain dramatic genres, as the cases of rituals and parties. In the frame of the ethnographic field works carried out during the summer of 2008, we had the opportunity to take part in the different events that shape the carnival that every year is feasted in the gorge of Pipintu Grande, Jujuy. …”
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“Mi casa, su casa”. The subjectivation of the intimate space like represented image by Queiroz Ferreira, Raquel

“…The ordering ordering of objects in space is thought as photograph com- of objects in space is thought as photograph com- of objects in space is thought as photograph composition and frame. Finally, it treats the representations of the person in his house as an advance of image (Barthes 1980). …”
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School representations about “lo Comechingón” in Córdoba by Stagnaro, Marianela

“…This article analyzes the common sense suppositions according to which in the province, especially in the city of Córdoba, the natives are traced back to a more or less distant past. The representations built from the hegemonic social imaginary deny the contemporaneousness of the natives, or at best, they consider its presence as an anomaly; that is to say, they place the aboriginal as a former and outside reality turning it invisible, or giving a relative vision of its contemporary and autochthonous presences in a context of emergency and “comechingon” identification. …”
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Music and dance as particiapative spaces among young children of migrant Bolivians and Paraguayans in Buenos Aires (Argentina) by Gavazzo, Natalia

“…Taking into account identification processes among the generation of the descendants, this article will place those artistic practices and these youth participation within the frame of current socio-political situations and changes (that go beyond the local and the national level to reach the trans/international space). …”
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Ceramics and their social role in mortuary contexts. PP9-III and PP13-I as study cases (ca. 1000-1300 years bp) (Antofagasta de la Sierra, Catamarca) by Juarez, Vanesa Beatriz

“…The analysis that allowed us to complete this study were performed on thin sections of ceramic pastes, observing techno-morphological, functional and decorative aspects, as well as wear traces. Finally, the achieved results helped us to keep expanding our knowledge of the stylistic variability present in the analyzed ceramic assemblage and to reconstruct the biography of the object chosen to participate in mortuary practices.…”
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Compared taphonomic histories of human and faunal bone remains from Acevedo 1 site, Pico river valley (Chubut Province, Argentina) by Rizzo, Florencia, Fernández, Mercedes Grisel

“…For this, the taphonomic reanalysis of both samples was carried out, through the survey of the traces of anthropic and natural origin and evaluating the incidence of different taphonomic agents. …”
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Micromammal taphonomy and site formation process of Nutria Mansa 1 archaeological site (Buenos Aires, Argentina) by Gómez, Gustavo Norberto, Bonomo, Mariano

“…The micromammal assemblage shows traces of post mortem agents such as weathering, chemical action of sediments, and probably some evidence of predation. …”
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Exploring the role of otariids in the subsistence of hunter gatherers from Pampean archaeological sites at the Late Holocene (Argentina) by Borella, Florencia, Frontini, Romina, Bayón, María Cristina

“…Two species, Arctocephalus australis and Otaria flavescens, were identified. Fragmentation and traces of roots were the predominant taphonomic effects; also slight weathering stages were recognized and scarce gnawing marks of carnivora were identified. …”
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The nostalgia of a sugar cane factory. The beginnings of the repressive process in Santa Lucía, Tucumán (1966-1983) by Domínguez, Daniela

“…In this article I intend to analyze the senses about violence that are framed around the closure of the sugar cane factory of Santa Lucia. …”
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Tucumán: memory of a “necroplace” by Meloni González, Carolina

“…From there it will be questioned about the possible memory traces that these necrolugares contain within them and that they necessarily projecttowards our present.…”
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A voyage through the history of the indigenous peoples of the colonial frontiers by Nacuzzi, Lidia R., Lucaioli, Carina P.

“…Thus, the interviewer Carina Lucaioli takes us on a journey through the main theoretical, thematic and methodological concerns to which her interviewee has devoted herself during most of her academic trajectory, entwining this voyage with references to the historical, political and institutional contexts that framed and guided her academic development.…”
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The lost image by Renard, Caroline

“…This movie allows to analyze the question of the construction of the subject facing a traumatic event. In a continuous loop, the narration drives the trauma’s matter from a scene to the other one. …”
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