Los denominados “artefactos Traful”, hallados desde principios del siglo XX, representan instrumentos atípicos, diferentes a los objetos líticos que usualmente se encuentran en el... by Ramos, Mariano

“…The so-called “artifacts Traful”, found since the beginning of the 20th. Century, represent unusual devices, different in relation to the lithic objects which usually are found in the archaeological record in the area of North-Patagonia. …”
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Cleaning protocol of archaeological dental calculus: A methodological proposal for vegetable microremains analysis by Tavarone, Aldana, Colobig, María de Los Milagros, Passeggi, Esteban, Fabra, Mariana

“…A sample comprising 22 fragments larger than 2 mm, which represent 38.59% of the total, were subjected to four cleaning stages through distilled and centrifugal water. …”
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Evaluación de la Madurez Psicosocial en Justicia Juvenil: Análisis de la validez de contenido de una herramienta novedosa by Palacios-van Isschot, Elena, Arbach, Karin, Andrés-Pueyo, Antonio, Palacios-van Isschot, Elena, Arbach, Karin, Andrés-Pueyo, Antonio

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The union of psychology and cinema in the construction of characters. Mommy's case by Hernández Carrillo de la Higuera, Cristina

“…This study deals with the film Mommy (2014) directed by Xavier Dolan, through an analysis of content, using qualitative techniques, with the purpose of finding how are represented some terms of psychology: the attention deficit disorder with hyperactivity, antisocial and aggressive behaviors, the mother-child relationship, the comorbidity with affective disorders and the stereotypical representation of the psychiatric institution. …”
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Cinema and Psychoanalysis by Cabanillas, Francisco

“…It is also argued that –for instance– cinema and psychoanalysis represent an articulation of the Apollonian and the Dionysian. …”
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The politics as pollution. Feminisms and left militancies in the seventies by Martínez Prado, Natalia

“…By tracing a common ground of significance, shaped by the radicalised horizon represented by the left, I try to point out their meaningful distinction from a relational, differential and antagonistic inscription. …”
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Social Vulnerability: A Proposal for its Measurement in Argentina by Golovanevsky, Laura

“…With a statistical methodology based on logistic regression, one variable is selected as representative of each dimension, which are then combined in a single indicator, called Vulnerability Social Index. …”
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La construcción del conocimiento sobre la cerámica de momentos tempranos del valle de Yocavil: un camino largo y sinuoso by Spano, Romina C.

“…We assert that the stages proposed for the development of pottery research in the northwest of Argentina, when applied to the case of Yocavil, not only consist of consecutive chronological instances but, going beyond the diachrony, they also represent synchronical ways to address ceramic objects.…”
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Gender and identity: women through museums by Cipolla, Damián A.

“…This paper aims to analyze the various ways in which women are represented in the in the Museums scripts layout. We understand that socio-cultural studies of women and gender allow us to provide new knowledge about the social and cultural construction of relationships between men and women in particular contexts of space and time. …”
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The construction of memory and power relations in Elizabeth Nunez's Prospero's daughter, Andrea Levy's The long song and Joanne Hillhouse's Oh gad! by Montani, Andrea

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Large effects of land use conversion on C storage in dry forest ecosystems from Southern South America by Conti, Georgina

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Cardiac glycosides by Carlomagno, José

“…The chemical research carried out by Stoll and his collaborators on squill, digitalis and strophanthus, which resulted in obtaining the corresponding glycosidic complexes, represents one of the important scientific achievements of recent years and, from the therapeutic point of view, is also of indisputable value, since it allows the use of the whole principle and ensures maximum activity. …”
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Clovis Bevilaqua by Martínez Paz, Enrique

“…This man of letters, thinker, philosopher, jurist, represents in the process of the juridical ideas of Brazil, one of the milestones that mark the ascending path of this admirable American people. …”
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Argentina's economic crisis: its causes. - its remedies by Nieto Riesco, Julio

“…This statement does not imply to say that the system in general is good, but that it represents a great step forward with respect to the system prior to the year 1900. …”
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Internationalization through Franchises: 100 Montaditos in Argentina by Lazcano, Clara, Trillo Holgado , María Amalia

“…Likewise, the conditions and characteristics of the Argentine gastronomic market represent a potential segment of interest. Given the above, the master form of franchise is suggested for this expansion.…”
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GEOLOGICAL CHAHACTERS AND CLASSIFICATIONOF MIO-PLIOCENE VOLCANIC DOMES OF SAN LUIS. by Brogioni, Norma

“…Miocene-Pliocene volcanism of San Luis Province is chiefly represented by domes which have extruded through the metamorphic basement. …”
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OF DATA AND DATES. FIRST DATINGS FROM LAGUNA BLANCA SITE (CANELONES, URUGUAY) AND ITS RELATIONSHIP WITH THE LOCAL AND REGIONAL CONTEXT by Erchini, Carina, Tobella, Marcela, Ferrari, Alejandro, Sosa, Mercedes

“…This site constitutes a representative of the deposits of the Uruguayan Atlantic-coast platense, which allows us to resize existing information for the characterization of coastal sites example.…”
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New material of Equus (Amerhippus) neogeus (Mammalia, Perissodactyla) from the late Pleistocene of Olavarría (Argentina) by Prado, Jose Luis, Alberdi, María Teresa, de Los Reyes, Leonardo Martín, Poire, Daniel Gustavo, Canalicchio, José María

“…The comparative study with other horses, from different localities of South America, mostly Argentina and Brazil, allowed identifying the specimen as Equus (Amerhippus) neogeus Lund. This represents a new locality for this species, assigned to the late Pleistocene (Lujanian Stage/Age, c. 130-12 ka BP). …”
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