Signs of a passive interculturality (San Carlos de Bariloche, Argentina 2015-2021) by Pezzoni, Pablo Ernesto

“…In this way, even though interculturality isn’t restricted only to the relationship between government and indigenous communities, the main objective is to turn on a warning light that motivates an overcoming action on the part of those who have exercised —and exercise— any political function in the city under the conviction that it is necessary to vindicate the rights of the Mapuche people to their own history, territory and identity, as rights enshrined by international law for all the inhabitants of the planet.…”
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Natural History Museum Dr. Carlos A. Torres de la Llosa (Montevideo, Uruguay). by Buschiazzo Alvarez, Martin

“…During the visit, most of the students were active in the search for information and took over the museum spaces. In turn, significant differences were observed in the number of named species and in the total diversity of species mentioned before and after the visit. …”
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Old Culturally plundered folks: the jesuit Oscar Dreidemie and the archaeological collections of the University of Salvador from Medanitos and other towns of Catamarca (Argentina) by Ratto, Norma Rosa, Palamarczuk, Valeria

“…There are also indications that his exploration trips in the Argentine Northwest reached the frontier with Bolivia, possibly following the course of National Route 40 while collecting archaeological objects. …”
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Isotopic ecology and human palaeodiets in the lower basin of the Colorado River, Buenos Aires province, Argentina by Martinez, Gustavo Adolfo, Zangrando, Atilio Francisco Javier, Prates, Luciano Raúl

“…This paper provides the most current state of knowledge concerning isotopic research in the study area, which in turn sheds new light on such a significant region as the Pampa-Patagonia transitional zone, spatially related to the Atlantic coast. …”
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Interdisciplinary identification of the skeletal remains of Catherine Roberts-Davies, The first Welsh settler death in Patagonia, Argentina in 1865 by Dahinten, Silvia Lucrecia V., Gomez Otero, Julieta, Suby, Jorge Alejandro, Coronato, Fernando Raul, Vullo, Carlos

“…Skeletal evidence suggests that she could have suffered from scurvy as a consequence of the harsh conditions of living during the trip from Liverpool and the first days after the arrival to Patagonia.…”
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Lithic raw materials and modes of exploitation in quarries and workshops from the center of the pampa grasslands of Argentina by Messineo, Pablo Geronimo, Barros, Maria Paula

“…Two procurement strategies (embedded and special trips by using logistical mobility) could have been applied on chert and silicified dolomite acquisition. …”
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The gaze by the camera / Cinema, puberty scenes and juvenile sexual theories by Bonnet, Christian, Chevalier, Julie, Vollon, Clarisse, Gimenez, Guy

“…The text articulates the concepts of look at the camera (Vernet) and gaze by the camera (Bonnet) as giving particular account in thecourse of the treatment of the construction of scenes, even adolescent fantasies. Olga describes in turn the gaze of a character from the film, atthe same time as she deploys her gaze in the space of the session and offering herself to the analyst’s gaze with the sign of a wound on her body.This wound constitutes her like a heroine with a scar, that is to say, a carrier of a sign, a mark, even a Blazon of the female body. …”
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Influences of ?-Endorphins in Ethanol Consumption Patterns and Aquisition of a Conditioned Taste Aversion Mediated by the Drug by Abate, Paula, Caeiro, Ximena, Vivas, Laura Marta, Molina, Juan Carlos

“…-endorphin synthesis exacerbates ethanol’s aversive postabsorptive effects which can in turn modulate self-administration patterns of the drug.…”
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Double tubular moqoit pipe: Description, botanical identification of its micro- remains and ethnobotanical implications by Anconatani, Leonardo, Ricco, Rafael, Scarpa, Gustavo F., Wagner, Marcelo L.

“…From this information it has been possible to identify the presence of different botanical species, including Nicotiana tabacum and Nicotiana paa, among others. This in turn allows supporting the alleged moqoit origin of the pipe. …”
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Caracterización óptica de aguas superficiales a partir de imágenes satelitales multi e hiperespectrales en la región de Gran Resistencia, Chaco by Gauto, Víctor Hugo

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TOWARDS AN ANALYSIS OF THE COMMON SENSORIUM. NOTES FOR AN AESTHETIC-POLITICAL MORPHOLOGY OF THE SOCIAL DIMENSION by Mallamaci, Marco Germán

“…Henceforth, the second part presents the idea of a “sensory turn” in contemporary social and political studies, where the idea of sensorium takes a new importance. …”
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The social dimension of health in the extension field: collective projects at stake by Cevilán, Sandra

“…As a reminder, here we will take the words of Cabreara de Para, A. (2010) "the health system of a country must articulate in it all the spaces where an individual can turn to when faced with a health problem".It is the result of the interaction of social, economic, political and cultural factors throughout history, in close relationship with social values". …”
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Archaeology of the Pilcomayo, Bermejo and Paraguay rivers by Lamenza, Guillermo N., Calandra, Horacio A., Salceda, Susana A.

“…Thus, we distinguish sectors that we nominate as 'Pilcomayo y Bermejo andino pedemontano'; 'Pilcomayo y Bermejo Chaqueño' and 'sector Río Paraguay' , the latter in turn differentiated into upper (headwaters), middle, lower and confluence. …”
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Chert quarries and workshops in the Humid Pampa sub-region: New contributions on exploitation techniques and circulation through study of chaînes opératoires by Barros, Maria Paula, Messineo, Pablo Geronimo, Colantonio, Maria Jose

“…Finally, the presence of complete chaînes opérotoires close to the hills allow us to infer direct access to the outcrops and an easy acquisition of chert; whereas the features observed in the other sites indicate that the chert acquisition was done by specific trips or by social exchange and interaction networks with other groups.…”
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ESI youth: an intersectional proposal with a rights perspective with a virtual rights perspective by Beltrán, Mariana, Dá Pra, María Micaela, González Rivero, Eliana Morena, Meyer Paz, María José, Saracho, María Victoria, Villarreal, María Jimena, Zurita, Vanina Elizabeth

“…As general objectives of the project, we propose to promote spaces for reflection on gender issues, within the framework of ESI, from the co-construction with the different school actors of the IPEM and in turn, favor school coexistence among students, based on participatory practices and experiences. …”
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LÓGICAS BUROCRÁTICAS, NOTAS Y DOCUMENTOS. LAS BIBLIOTECAS Y EL SECTOR CULTURAL / Bureaucratic logic, notes and documents. Libraries and the cultural sector by Mihal, Ivana

“…Abstract This paper reconstructs through a reflexive perspective about the ethnographic practice how notes and documents required for my inclusion in the field turn into the first approach to cultural politics of reading. …”
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