2009 Acto relámpago by Grupo Teatro La Cochera

“…Idea: Marola Farías, Marcela Osorio | Actúan: Marola Farías, Marcela Osorio | Iluminación: Lucas Solé | Realización de escenografia: Moro Burnichon | Operación técnica: Moro Burnichon | Dirección: Paco Giménez | Consultado el 7 de junio de 2017 | http://www.alternativateatral.com/obra14765-acto-relampago…”
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Towards a critique of the human sciences by Dalmau, Iván Gabriel

“…This article is intended to perform a reading of excerpts of the film Salò or the 120 Days of Sodom (1975) by Pier Paolo Pasolini, from a Foucaultian perspective. Basically, from the way Michel Foucault outlined the critical nature of their work, we will seek to problematize the inherent political nature to the production of knowledge concerning “human”, for which we will focus on the Pasolini’s film.…”
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Technologies: Contributors of educational change? by Rodríguez Weber, Evelyn

“…For this reason educators must reflect on its importance as a tool for thinking, and taking this into account as an objective, think about the designing of new syllabuses and new ways of teaching.…”
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2007 Los que no fuimos by Grupo Teatro La Cochera

“…Actúan: Pablo Altamirano, marcelo asevedo, Walter Garabano, David Gerber, Nestor González, Hugo Olmos, Lalo Orellano, Hernán Rossi, Víctor Trapote | Asistencia artística: Graciela Mengarelli | Dirección: Paco Giménez | Consultado el 27 de julio de 2016 | http://www.alternativateatral.com/obra7682-los-que-no-fuimos…”
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2012 Nuestro Vademécum by Grupo Los delincuentes

“…Córdoba | Teatro La Cochera | Grupo Los delincuentes | Actúan: Bati Diebel, Galia Kohan, Giovanni Quiroga, Estrella Rohrstock | Operación técnica: Sergio Gallegos | Asistencia general: Florencia Cisnero | Dirección: Paco Giménez | Consultado el 7 de septiembre de 2017 | http://www.alternativateatral.com/obra25231-nuestro-vademecum…”
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“The ones who need and the ones that no”. An approach to the political practice in Villa el Viento (Córdoba city) by Liberatori, Marina Gabriela

“…Then we will see how this notion cannot be addressed without taking into account the particular contexts and social relations that weave people themselves and from which they organize and give meaning to the world.…”
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Reflection on the theoretical basis of accounting as a science by Martínez Meza, Edgar A., Arteaga Urdaneta, Yraima C.

“…., they base their commitment to the implementation of its instrumental rationality, to preserve their identification processing, measurement and communication of quantitative information status, on the search to preserve its system of financial information efficient status; we infer that this way they try to preserve their existence and permanence in life making it a way of generating income as a basis for the livelihood of their family environment. …”
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RE(CREATION) OF THE OUTSIDE WORLD IN THE ARGENTINIAN PENITENTIARY POETRY (1976-1983) by Guillard, Amandine

“…We propose to deal with the way in which the poets considered the poetry as a resistance weapon where they expressed their craving for freedom in poetry, recreating the outside world which represented an unlimited source of desires. …”
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CRITICISM AS SABOTAGE AND THE STRATEGIES OF DECONSTRUCTION by Arranz Muñoz, Juan

“…Helped by a distrustful stance towards the work of art, and by the use of his own terminology, this criticism aims either to uncover (and to sabotage) the way in which the discourses try to impose a certain image of the world to the receiver (thus obtaining from him a certain behavior), or to explain the way in which some particular discourses present themselves as ambiguous and controversial (sabotaging its own affirmative nature, as well as the social system to which they belong).            …”
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MEDIA SEXUALITIES IN LATIN AMERICA: EVERY BODY IS POLITICAL by Bonavitta, Paola, De Garay Hernandez, Jimena

“…In this article we explore various questions related to the construction of media sexualities, mapping the ways in which the mass media and information and communication technologies form, shape, create, re-create and reproduce sexualities today, understanding that no sexualization is out of politics and regulations. …”
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Forest extension in small units forested with carob trees in Formosa by Ayala, Miryan, Cappelo, Elva

“…The foresters, mainly small agricultural producers, opted for this activity as an alternative, within the framework of the National Law No. 26,432 (extension of Law No. 25,080) of Investments for Cultivated Forests. …”
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2.0 learning objects design patterns and open educational resources. A reflection around the development of distant education materials by Brito, Julio Gonzalo

“…The massive and exponential development of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) which we see today has blurred and significantly transformed the ways we learn, teach, communicate, work, and therefore, how we live. …”
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Crime, sexuality and conurbano in José Celestino Campusano’s by Martinelli, Lucas Sebastián, Martinelli, Lucas Sebastián, Martinelli, Lucas Sebastián

“…This article examines the figures of crime and sexuality within Argentine cinema with the interest of reflecting on the way they construct images on certain bodies in narrative processes that expose the subjects represented in contiguity with ideas of the cultural order. …”
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Extension curricularization and curriculum design by Ortiz, Claudia Isabel, Andrada , Ana, Ramello , Hebe

“…From this perspective, the incorporation of extension as an approach to the design of the analytical program constitutes a challenge for the ways of approaching, understanding and influencing social problems. …”
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Tension between the argentine federal organization and human rights by Blogna Tistuzza, Sergio Hernán

“…In 1992, the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation defined that international law and national law make up the same legal system, establishing a monist position. …”
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Responsibility for pleasure by Laso, Eduardo

“…The gender perspective applied to criminal law aims to produce a subversión of basic principles such as equality before the law, presumption of innocence until proven otherwise, distintion between testimony and proof, and the presentation of evidence by the accusing party. …”
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Form and variation in a balinese village structure by Geertz, Clifford

“…We chose to translate and edit this text by Clifford Geertz in the RMA, to consider it a key piece in the debates of the "structuralist era", for its intrinsic qualities and its for the theory - ethnography, as well as for being a primary text of a fundamental author.Link: https://www.jstor.org/stable/666777?seq=1#metadata_info_tab_contentsTranslation: Andrea Novello (Degree in Anthropology, Faculty of Philosophy and Letters, National University of Córdoba)Correction: Carolina Mosconi (IDACOR-CONICET, Museum of Anthropology, Faculty of Philosophy and Letters, National University of Córdoba)Review: Ezequiel Grisendi IDACOR-CONICET, Museum of Anthropology, Faculty of Philosophy and Letters, National University of Córdoba)Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator…”
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Fanatics and the fanaticized: a comparative analysis of consumption practices and loyalty among football supporters and runners by Hijós, María Nemesia

“…Through an analysis of my participant observation, I will present the different ways in which the market and cultural industry address football spectators as supporters, partners, and/or fans while some runners are presented as athletes, though they define themselves as fanaticized by this sport. …”
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The narratives of mothers and dancers in the professional tango dance circuit in Buenos Aires by Verdenelli, Juliana

“…From the analysis of the musical tango compositions of the first two decades of the twentieth century and the exploration of the film Un tango más (2015), the study inquiries the ways in which these stories are nourished by the cultural politics of the difference and gender inequality. …”
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