Speech by the President of the Academy of Law by Sarría, Felix

“…A great people awaited it in the middle of the desert, having already crossed the red sea of the civil war, and upon receiving it in their arms, they made of it the Decalogue of their civilization. …”
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The Journal Index of Neurology and Psychiatry. 1938-1946. The neuropsychiatric's beginnings in Pichon Rivière by Klappenbach, Hugo Alberto

“…Then, a classification of those reviews in four categories is proposed, and the main characteristics of each one of them are pointed out. Finally, the paper analyzes such books reviews as a part of the early thought of Pichon-Rivière, discussing as well the thesis of the institutional isolation of Pichon Rivière. …”
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Tax Reform in Argentina: Some necessary previous definitions by Bara, Ricardo

“…The work seeks to incorporate these new contributions to derive regulatory criteria. …”
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Serial instincts by Gómez Ponce, Ariel

“…Based on this, instinct would be partially detached from its biological character, becoming semiotic category of analysis: textual operative that allows to attend to cognitive domains, and to show ethical aspects in a deterministic understanding of subjectivities on which each cultures inscribe meanings.…”
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Quarreling representations: alcohol consumption within judicial, police and advertising discourses. Santa Fe, Argentina, 1860-1890 by Sedran, Paula

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Sensitivity of Conyza sumatrensis biotypes to glyphosate and ALS-inhibiting herbicides at two growth stages. by Balassone, Federico, Puricelli, Eduardo, Faccini, Delma

“…Dose-response experiments were performed using 0, 1/16, 1/8, 1/4, 1/2, 1, 2, 4, 8, and 16-fold of the recommended dose for each herbicide. At rosette stage, the resistance level for glyphosate was 9.8, while at the vegetative stage neither biotype was controlled with the recommended dose, with lower sensitivity of biotype R (RI = 2.3). …”
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Psychometric analysis of an ultra-short measure for academic engagement: UWES-3S: UWES-3S in college students by Dominguez-Lara, Sergio Alexis, Fernández-Arata, Manuel, Seperak-Viera, Rosa, Fernández-Arata, Manuel, Seperak-Viera, Rosa, Fernández-Arata, Manuel, Seperak-Viera, Rosa

“…On the other hand, the three versions presented significant associations with emotional exhaustion and academic self-efficacy (r > .20), as well as sex (d > .20), and the magnitude of each association in the UWES-3S did not differ statistically from the found in the other versions. …”
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Dialectics of disaster by Jamenson, Fredric

“…In this paper lies one of the most important contributions of Fredric Jameson to set out on a reflection on this phenomenon that, in modern times, is known as Culture of Fear. From a critical study of national trauma and the awakening of massive delirium, the well-known Marxist theorist offers us keys of great interest to re-read the avatars of the collective experience after the 9/11 attacks, without losing sight of the active role of the mass media, the political logics of the global capital, and the advance of religious fundamentalism. …”
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Desarrollo y validación de una técnica de inoculación a campo de Sclerotinia minor en el cultivo de maní by Rosso, Melina, Bressano, Marina, de Blas, Francisco, Oddino, Claudio, Soave, Sara, Giordano, Damián Francisco, Soave, Juan

“…It is necessary to develop an inoculation technique  hat allows homogenizing the inoculum in each experimental unit. The objectives of this work were: to develop and validate a field inoculation methodology for S. minor in peanuts, and to evaluate the behavior of different genotypes of the crop. …”
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The Wrath of God: knowledge, technology and social control in two contemporary TV series by Roca, Alejandra, del Piero, Gina

“…Through the comparative study between the first season of the TV series Westworld (2016) and the first season of The Handmaid’s Tale (2017), which explore dystopia and science fiction, it is possible to draw similarities amongst the android’s, the handmaid’s and our own –each time more– illusory realities, in which the dominant segments employ certain strategies based on the unequal distribution of knowledge and technology. …”
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Protocol for automating climatic data download from the cloud and generating biometeorological indicators for crop epidemiological monitoring by Paccioretti, Pablo, Giannini-Kurina, Franca, Suarez, Franco, Scavuzzo, Marcelo, Balzarini , Mónica, Alemandri, Vanina, Gómez Montenegro, Brenda E.

“…The process developed was validated by joint data from biometeorological variables at each site of an epidemiological study which has been monitoring two viruses for 15 years. …”
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Healthy nutrition by Coseano, Maribel, Sánchez, Nancy, Saal, Gabriel

“…The methodology involved reflective problematization and active participation in each meeting and proposed activity, promoting both the exchange of knowledge in horizontal communication tasks and the collective construction of knowledge. …”
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Experience of child participation from the community approach in the context of a pandemic by Rinero, Yohana

“…This methodology, in its ethical-political dimension, promotes the active participation of a community for the transformation of their most felt needs. In the second year of a global pandemic, our goal was to strengthen the community approach strategies to deal with the psychosocial effects of the COVID-19 on children from rural contexts. …”
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Comparison of variable selection procedures to model weather-pathogen relation in crops by Suarez, Franco Marcelo, Bruno, Cecilia, Giménez Pecci, María de la Paz, Balzarini, Mónica

“…Three georeferenced databases were used with presence/absence values of different pathogens in maize crops in Argentina. For each scenario, climatic variables from the period prior to sowing until harvest were obtained. …”
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The Climatic Factor in Sudanese Conflicts: Challenges to Stability in Darfur by Pereira dos Santos Júnior, Luis Haroldo, Ziebell, Guilherme, Ziebell, Guilherme

“…After gaining independence in 1956, Sudan has had to deal with disputes in both the southern region (culminating in the separation of South Sudan in 2011) and in Darfur, resulting in open conflict in 2003. …”
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Hearts of Iron: Neo-Darwinists against Darwin? Disputes about Anthropocentrism and Progress in 20th Century Evolutionary Biology by Anzoategui, Micaela

“…Precisely, the thesis of biological continuity presented by Darwin is one of the most important marks of the epistemological revolution that bears his name, and yet the heirs of his revolution betray this thesis.…”
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Socially-mediated food transmition in ovine: Hierarchical-conditioning by age as a diet-managing tool in unrelated ruminants during foraging by Ruiz Santos, Paul, Verdes, José Manuel

“…After that, animals were assigned to four groups of one sheep and two lambs each, whose food consumption was recorded for a 20-day period in lairage. …”
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Analytical criteria for the study of conflict in the past. A case study in hunter-gatherers from northeastern Patagonia by Gordón, Florencia

“…A statistical evaluation was performed on two levels according to the degree of ambiguity of each lesion. Results show that a methodology based on independent and complementary lines, as well as the use of forensic and bioarchaeological criteria are adequate tools to analyze violence patterns in Northeastern Patagonia during the late Holocene.…”
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Advances and challenges around the qualitative-quantitative approaches applied to lithic studies by Cardillo, Marcelo, Restifo, Federico

“…Likewise, the diffusion of new quantitative approaches such as geometric morphometry for the study of shape or spatial analysis, open up new possibilities for the study of artefactual sets. …”
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Landscape structure and its implications for the taphonomy of prey remains contained in pellets of Athene cunicularia: a case study from the Chaco Seco, Córdoba by Mignino, Julián, Robledo, Andrés, Manzano García, Jessica, Weihmüller, María Paula, Brizuela, Camila, Costa, Thiago

“…Thus, we propose to explore and evaluate the influence of the microenvironments (composition and vegetation cover) immediately surrounding each nest on the taxonomic structure of the recovered micromammal assemblages, providing tools to reinforce paleoenvironmental inferences in contexts with human occupations at a regional scale. …”
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