Simplified knowledge, technoscience and risk omission. The case of genetically modified organisms by Francese, Christian, Folguera, Guillermo

“…Technoscience has been associated with significant risks to the environment and human health. In turn, these risks have been attributed to a scientific ignorance about the damages that can be generated by technoscience. …”
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Feedback from the agribusiness model. Diet, power and climate change in the Pampas (1960-2008) by Blacha, Luis Ernesto

“…Agribusiness is part of this process, where the problems generated become inputs to continue functioning and allow, in turn, to explain the nexus diet, power and climate change.…”
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Psychometric Properties of the ECBQ-VSF Temperament Test in Infants from Different Socioeconomic Contexts by Gago-Galvagno, Lucas Gustavo, Elgier, Angel Manuel, Schetsche, Christian, De Grandis, Carolina, Gómez, Florencia, Jaume, Luis Carlos, Sosa, Guadalupe, Azzollini, Susana Celeste, Gago-Galvagno, Lucas Gustavo, Elgier, Angel Manuel, Schetsche, Christian, De Grandis, Carolina, Gómez, Florencia, Jaume, Luis Carlos, Sosa, Guadalupe, Azzollini, Susana Celeste

“…The reliability analysis indicated good internal consistency for this sample. In turn, this version showed expected results related to the correlations between the different sub-dimensions of the scale, and differences according to gender, socioeconomic level and age. …”
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Activities in Communicative English: a Perspective from Bloom’s Revised Taxonomy Applied to the Flipped Classroom Model by Rivarola, Marcela, Aguirre Céliz, Cecilia, Domínguez, María Belén, Pérez Riesco, Mario Germán

“…The subject is benefited from the blended learning method, following the Flipped Classroom Model proposed by Fidalgo-Blanco, Sein-Echaluce and García-Peñalvo (2020) and it was, in turn, designed with the aim of complying with the wide range of cognitive processes covered in Bloom’s Revised Taxonomy applied to the Flipped Classroom model. …”
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Intentional explanations and teleological explanations of animal behaviour by Danón, Laura

“…Firstly, I evaluate Daniel Dennett’s intentional stance approach, and I present a well-known critique against it: the risk of over-attribution of intentional states that it comports. Secondly, I turn to Mark Okrent’s attempt to refine Dennett’s original position, by distinguishing between an intentional stance and a teleological one. …”
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Male lineages diversity in Wichí communities of Formosa province, Argentina by Ramallo, Virginia, Santos, María Rita, Muzzio, Marina, Motti, Josefina María Brenda, Salceda, Susana, Bailliet, Graciela

“…During the year 2005, as part of the multidisciplinary project “Of the ethnic histories to the prehistory of the Gran Chaco”, two field trips to the wichi communities nearing the locations of Ingeniero Juárez and Laguna Yema (Formosa province, Argentina) were made. …”
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Postcranial directional asymmetry in southern-South America populations by Lotto, Federico Pablo, Béguelin, Marien

“…Results show significant differences in directional asymmetry of the upper limb, particularly in the diaphyseal diameter of the humerus. In turn, these results suggest that subsistence patterns, at least as they were considered in this study, are not an adequate environmental variable to explain asymmetry patterns in the examined populations.…”
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Literature and politics, a contribution from anthropology. Art and militancy in the Partido Obrero (Cordoba) by Viñolo, Sol Anahí

“…To do this, I start from the materiality of literature, inserted into a set of specific practices, considering it, in turn, within a broader category of inseparable, heterogeneous and fuzzy margins of written culture; as well as the conceptions about literature that affects the link between literature / politics within this community. …”
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Características del proceso de manufactura de las alfarerías de la aldea Piedra Negra, correspondientes al primer milenio de nuestra era, distrito Laguna Blanca, departamento Belén... by Espiro, Valeria Elizabeth

“…The results generated from our research allowed to realize a technological characterization of the process of manufacture of the ceramic materials and in turn to advance in interpretations on the role of these inside the domestic unit.…”
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Characteristics and use trajectory of a grinding bedrock structure associated with the pucará El Chiflón, Dpt. Independencia, La Rioja by Guraieb, Gabriela, Rambla, Marcos

“…The analysis of technical and morphological variables indicates a certain homogeneity in their metric characteristics. In turn, the average depths, the proximity of potentially exploitable wild species, and the absence to date of evidence associated with cultivation, denote communal processing of wild resources (mainly chañar and carob) as the most likely use of the structure. …”
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The State as Protagonist: Reconversion of Industrial Buildings in Santa Fe (Four Cases) by Müller, Luis

“…The main objective of the analysis of these four cases is to consider the positive impact of this type of intervention, intended for the recovery of deactivated industrial buildings through political actions, to turn them over to public use, with the intention to offer an improvement in the present and, at the same time, to guide society towards building a better future.…”
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Adaptation of the Questionnaire of Psychological Characteristics Related to Sports Performance (CPRD) by Pagano, Alejandro Emilio, Vizioli, Nicolás Alejandro

“…The CFA showed adequate goodness-of-fit indices for a 4-factor solution. In turn, internal consistency indices were found to be from adequate to very good. …”
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The Role of Energy Efficiency Policies in the Argentine Republic and its importance in the Paris Agreement Decarbonization Process by Camarda, Maximiliano

“…In this context, energy efficiency policies in the Argentine Republic, in a process of decarbonization of the economy consistent with the Paris Agreement, turn out to be an essential instrument for every government. …”
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Experience stories on peasantry in Latin America: training, teaching and research by Varón Rojas, Diego Hernán

“…It also included the social movement established by peasants in the department of Cusco - Peru, which was the object of analysis during a field trip. But many years before, as an undergraduate student, I participated in an academic stay with peasants in the south of the Colombian Andes, in the department of Cauca. …”
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EUTHANASIA, AUTONOMY AND THE FREE DISPOSING OF ONE´S OWN LIFE by Pérez Sánchez, Elías

“…Al the same, that right comes with certain conditions which, to my way of thinking turn it more into a catchy, deceptive slogan rather than into a clearly consolidated and recognized right. …”
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Sport, sociability and political participation among master swimmers of Club Unidos de La Plata by Hang, Julia

“…Since the practice of swimming is valued by these actors not only for its sportive dimension , but mainly for its social dimension , here we seek to reflect on the ways from participating in a sportive and sociable practice , actors with different histories and political trajectories are linked together , build relationships and dispute positions of power , such as the presidency of the club or a place in the executive committee. In turn , we will seek to reflect on the link between these relationships and other areas of local politics , considering the senses given by the actors to the participation in this space.…”
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State, public policy and indigenous peoples by Cherñavsky, Sasha Camila, Reinoso, Paula, Colla, Julia

“…We consider it important to think about policies that transcend the emergency, based on the recognition of the historical-structural inequalities that the peoples are experiencing.In methodological terms, we start with a report produced in an interdisciplinary and collaborative manner among various researchers, institutes and public universities. In turn, we took up journalistic articles, institutional reports, and information gathered from our field work with indigenous communities in Córdoba, Chaco, and Buenos Aires.…”
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