Capitalismo y pandemia. Notas sobre el tiempo por venir by Saur, Daniel Guillermo

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Sindrome de Eagle. Presentación de un caso by Fernández, Javier Elías, Sambrizzi, Mario Aníbal, Siles, Diego Alejandro

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Reference ideal method: análisis y aplicación del método cálculo de un indicador de gestión en un servicio hospitalario by Curchod, Miguel Ángel, Alberto, Catalina Lucía

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Las Musas como nombre mítico y sus connotaciones en la estructura del diálogo platónico: Fedro, 258 e- 259 e y República VIII, 545 d- 547 c by Fernández Rivero, María Cecilia

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ALTHUSSER´S KEYS TO READ ALVARO GARCÍA LINERA´S MARXISM by Parodi, Ramiro

“…His militant condition and his position as Bolivia´s vice-president determine his theoretical production because he does not develop this production in the middle of nothingness but writes in a very particular political situation. Thus, we can understand that García Linera addresses in his theoretical practice something that is objectively present in the historical process during which, and about which, he is writing: the liberating power of the indigenous people.We are going to focus on Linera´s re-reading of the Communist Manifesto though these althusserian concepts in order to get a deeper scope of a thought that invokes Marx at the same time that it highlights the necessity of thinking within the political situation. …”
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Pinzas ópticas y su aplicación en biología by Wilke, Natalia

“…Also, thismethodology has shed light on the folding ofmacromolecules, cell membrane rheology, among otherimportant aspects of cellular function.Here, the fundaments and setup of the technique are brieflycommented, and applications in the biological field aredescribed.…”
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As comunidades negras rurais brasileiras e a luta pela terra by Fiabani, Adelmir

“…Historicamente mal-remunerada, discriminada, com escasso acesso à educação, moradia e saúde, setores da população afro-descendente começaram a se organizar de forma mais efetiva na segunda metade do século XX. …”
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ARQUEOLOGÍA DE LA QUEBRADA DE LAS CUEVAS (SALTA, ARGENTINA) TREINTA AÑOS DESPUÉS: EXCAVACIONES EN EL SITIO FORMATIVO LAS CUEVAS V / Archaeology of the Quebrada de las Cuevas (Salta... by De Feo, María Eugenia

“…Abstract This contribution presents progress of recent archaeological research carried out at Las Cuevas V site (Quebrada de Las Cuevas, Salta, Argentina), thus reopening previous studies on Formative occupations in the same area. …”
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EL CARMEN 1, UN POBLADO INTERMEDIO TARDÍO EN EL VALLE DE SANTA MARÍA (PROV. DE TUCUMÁN) / El Carmen 1, a Late Intermediate village in Santa María valley (Tucuman province) by Coll Moritan, Victoria; Universidad de Buenos Aires., Cantarelli, Violeta, Nastri, Javier

“…Sectors surveyed correspond to an extensive and predominantly mountainous area along which marked functional differences are revealed by its architecture: dwelling structures, defensive architecture and roads. Data collected thus contribute to the knowledge of the archaeological record of large Calchaquí settlements during the fourteenth century of the Era.…”
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A study of the English postposition ago in the speech of adult native speakers in advanced EFL recordings by Tiziani, José María

“…The present research endeavours to shed light onto the prosodic behaviour of ago in a corpus of recordings from advanced EFL textbooks. …”
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Marxismo y derechos humanos : el planteo clásico y la revisión posmarxista de Claude Lefort by Cristobo, Matías

“…El posfundacionalismo hunde sus raíces en la teoría filosófica y, según la interpretación de Jonathan Dancy (1993), está en el centro de la reflexión epistemológica debido a que divide nuestras creencias en dos grupos: las creencias básicas, que no necesitan ninguna justificación, y las creencias no básicas, derivadas de las anteriores. …”
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Translation and Validation of Short Version of Freiburg Mindfulness Inventory (FMI-14) by Pérez-Verduzco, Germán, Laca-Arocena, Francisco Augusto

“…Subsequently, by using CFA, we found that this model had a good fit (CFI = .93; GFI = .93; AFGI = .89; SRMR = .05; RMSEA = .04). …”
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The European Crisis and the Myth of the Irish Recovery: an Insight by Biagetti, Marco

“…originated crisis struck, damaging public finances as the banking system had to be rescued by governments. Secondly, I scrutinize an apparent success story of austerity-linked recovery from the crisis: Ireland. …”
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Diversity and phytosociological analysis of weeds in a Musaceae crops from the ecuatorian tropics by Vera, A. D., Palacios, Z. M., Liuba, D. A., Suarez, C. C., Mendoza, H. C.

“…Brenan) that presented medium agresiveness, followed by the “caminadora” (Rottboellia exaltata L. f.) with high agresiveness and “tridax” (Tridax procumbens L.) with slight to medium level of agresiveness.  No species had an importance value greater than 28.2 % in the monitored area.…”
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Dimensional Structure of the Clinical Outcomes in Routine Evaluation - Outcome Measure (CORE-OM) in Mexican University Students by Sosa-Torralba, Janett Esmeralda, Romero-Mendoza, Martha Patricia, Medina-Mora-Icaza, María Elena, Méndez-Ríos, Enrique, Blum-Grynberg, Bertha

“…., 2000) through a quantitative-cross-sectional study in a sample of 466 university students who were selected by convenience sampling. 181 ages 18 to 30 who had requested psychological attention; and 285 ages 17 to 29 who were not seeking care. …”
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Análisis de tiempos hasta que se produce un error de concordancia en cuatro estudiantes italianos de ELE by Marafioti, Pablo Ezequiel

“…The following factors were founded as statistically significant: (i) ‘determinants’ (indefinite, possessive, demonstrative, interrogative, exclamatory) and ‘adjectives’ (proper, ordinal, cardinal); (ii) animate nouns; (iii) instances of agreement in which the student could form a plural in “-os” from an italian plural form in “-i”; (iv) instances of agreement in which the learner could apply an strategy by creating a plural in “-es” from an italian singular form in “-e”; (v) agreement instances with words whose endings had a low or medium similarity with those of the italian words; (vi) instances including familiar and / or frequent nouns; (vii) instances whose TYPES were more frequent.…”
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What are they talking about when they talk about “gender ideology”? The construction of the total enemy by Morán Faúndes, José Manuel

“…To do this, the texts produced from the 1990s to date by various neoconservative actors in the Americas and Europe are analyzed, paying special attention to those that had the most impact and dissemination. After making a brief genealogy of the “gender ideology” discourse, the concept of “total enemy” is proposed to highlight how this discourse produces an imaginary where the “other” is thought in epistemic, ideological, moral, and geopolitical terms, shaping the image of an adversary that evokes various moral panics that encourage mobilization. …”
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Trayectorias educativas y egresos en tiempos de pandemia by Patierno, Nicolás, Ayala, Karen, Rochetti Yharour, Cecilia, De Lucca, Virginia, Perín, Giuliana, Lanzillotta, Paula

“…The objective of the project was to help students in their last year of high school to reflect on their educational background in a context in which, due to the spread of the Covid-19 pandemic, attendance at schools had to be temporarily discontinued as a preventive measure. …”
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Of Gods and Men. The Representation of the Osho Phenomenon in Wild Wild Country (2018) by Sanz, Álvaro Martín

“…The work presents a compilation of archival materials that are interspersed with interviews carried out in the present to some of the main protagonists of all the parties involved: Osho followers, US jus-tice officials, and inhabitants of the town of Antelope. …”
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From Restlessness to the Braid of History. A transmission through three fictions by Amatriain, Lucía, Domínguez, María Elena

“…The cinematography offers us in its language the possibility of disturbing us, moving us so that we can later build continuity, temporality and a braid where the intervals that had been frozen and that required mobilization to be repaired are located. …”
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