Archaeology: the fight for the name by Scheinsohn, Vivian

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Presentation by Maccioni, Franca, Conforte, Juan Manuel

“…From Plato's Republic or, better, from the Laws (where the idea of the ruling philosopher is proposed) to the oppositions between Marxism and utopian socialism, utopian thought has not ceased to unveil Western thought.…”
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Animality in question: rights, ontologies, moralities and politics by Carman, Maria

“…In my view, there is nothing really new or substantially anti- status quo/counter-hegemonic in these claims. First of all, Western thought is revising -within its own horizon of understanding- what many indigenous societies have experienced in their everyday lives for a long time: attributing humanity to animals and experiencing an interconnection between beings. …”
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La metáfora y su conceptualización : entre la cognición y el discurso by Mahler, Carolina María Alejandra

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Models of ethnic identity. Aymara intellectual discourse in the extreme north of Chile by González González, Jaime

“…It is concluded that the registered models account for notions similar to those ascribed to Western thought, such as those of “culture”, “tradition” and “nation”.…”
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Animality in question: rights, ontologies, moralities and politics by Carman, Maria; CONICET - Universidad de Buenos Aires. Instituto Gino Germani. Buenos Aires, Argentina.

“…After briefly reviewing the history of this approach I will comment on the main features of the animal turn.In my view, there is nothing really new or substantially anti- status quo/counter-hegemonic in these claims. First of all, Western thought is revising -within its own horizon of understanding- what many indigenous societies have experienced in their everyday lives for a long time: attributing humanity to animals and experiencing an interconnection between beings. …”
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