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- Enquist Källgren, Karolina, 1983-
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El fenómeno "poiético" de María Zambrano
- 2023
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Ingår i: Aurora. - 1575-5045 .- 2014-9107. ; 24, s. 6-20
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Tidskriftsartikel (refereegranskat)abstract
- El fenómeno, junto con la noción de forma y reducción, es uno de los conceptos clave para entender el desarrollo crítico que hace María Zambrano de la fenomenología. Este artículo sostiene que hay que interpretar la noción como la respuesta a varios problemas dentro de la epistemología. Además, el artículo muestra cómo la noción de fenómeno está ligada a la noción de la forma, siendo esta última el producto expresivo de la primera. Se puede concebir el fenómeno en la obra de Zambrano como un fenómeno poiético.
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- Mindus, Patricia
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Hacia una teoría funcionalista de la ciudadanía
- 2019. - 1st
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Bok (refereegranskat)abstract
- ¿Quién debe ser considerado un ciudadano? ¿Qué significa ser un ciudadano? ¿Cuáles son los mecanismos que regulan la inclusión y la exclusión de la ciudadanía? ¿Cómo se justifican y critican estos mecanismos? El libro presenta estudios sobre la ciudadanía con un enfoque multidisciplinar. El objetivo es reconstruir el debate con referencias a casos empíricos y permitir, a partir del análisis conceptual, una discusión de los principales modelos de ciudadanía y de las diversas formas que han asumido en la historia. La teoría funcional propuesta proporciona una herramienta para identificar cuándo se justifica o no la atribución de estatus. La obra es útil para aquellos que desean tener una base sólida para justificar opiniones y propuestas de políticas en el campo de la política de migración.
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Conservative Economies of Knowledge in Nineteenth-Century Press : Economías conservadoras del conocimiento en la prensa del siglo XIX
- 2022
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Ingår i: Decimonónica. Journal of Nineteenth Century Hispanic Cultural Production. - 1554-6535. ; 19:2
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Annan publikation (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- The press in nineteenth-century Latin America, as a public arena for the formation of the new nations, has often been associated with the consolidation of liberalism and of the specific cultural and economic systems that governed modern life under the devices of modernity, progress, and newness. However, as a matter of fact, the press was also the site of articulation for conservative agendas, partly as a response to the advances of liberalism, but also as a means to explore modes of expression that facilitated the recognition of positive aspects of liberal modernity while retaining ties with tradition. Therefore, in order to fully understand how modern nations are a result of an always contested liberal state design, it is also imperative to understand how the press, with its literary and other types of cultural texts, expressed conservative values. As the nineteenth century advanced, a myriad of newspapers and magazines published an array of genres, both textual and visual, that covered from news, political debates and satire to literary texts, as sketches of manners, poetry, short-stories and novels by instalments. To understand the material mechanisms and conservative sensibilities that operated behind discourses of tradition, hierarchy, family, property, and so on, this special issue will focus on the formulation of conservative economies of knowledge in nineteenth-century Latin-American press. What forms did the relationships between bodies, natural resources, and other aspects of the material world take in the conservative imagination? What knowledge of the material world and bodies emanated from the aesthetic and other discursive expressions of conservative sensibilities? How did aesthetic and other discursive expressions seek to create and inform social forms, forms of government, modes of persuasion, ways of knowing or failing to know the world? The articles included in this special issue will consider the relationship between aesthetics, the press, and conservatism in a variety of approaches related to particular cases from the heterogeneous corpus of periodical publications of the century in Argentina, Chile, Costa Rica, Mexico and Spain. From popular genres, such as the calendar (West) or the theatre (Herranz) to more learned genres, such as poetry (Castro) and didactic texts on geography (Soriano Salkjelsvik); from more sociological approaches (Gutiérrez Negrón and Herranz) to more political ones (Martínez Gramuglia, Cuvardic & Baltodano, Vicenteño Bravo); from a philosophical take on affects (Ruisánchez Serra) to mapping the pedagogical ideas of a public figure (Kaempfer), the articles give an idea of the vast array of possibilities that arise from the study of economies of knowledge from the vantage point of conservative sensibilities in the press. Methodologically, the articles also cover a range of approaches from literary and historical studies, extending from the distant reading offered by the digital humanities (Ruisánchez Serra), the sociology of literature (Gutiérrez Negrón), the sociology of language (Martínez Gramuglia), historiographical approaches (Cuvardic & Baltodano, Kaempfer and Vicenteño Bravo), cultural studies and close readings (Castro, Soriano Salkjelsvik, and West). By bringing forward until now forgotten or overlooked newspapers and magazines, this special issue is also a contribution to the studies of the nineteenth century and an invitation to further diving into the archives, where much work still needs to be done. The study of the press allows us to show how different versions of the national and the global interacted in the construction and moulding of the reading public; the focus on conservative economies of knowledge visualises the existing tensions in those processes and gives us a deeper understanding of the performativity of conservative agendas. We are especially interested to show how the press served as a space where competing notions of conservatism could take aesthetic form in transnational or transatlantic contexts and how conservative thinkers and writers displayed the multiple values and affects that accompanied these notions.
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- Castro, Andrea, 1964
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Muerte en Exhibición. Necrológicas en el Boletín del Instituto Geográfico Argentino
- 2017
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Ingår i: Iberoamericana. Nordic Journal of Latin American and Caribbean Studies. - : Stockholm University Press. - 2002-4509. ; 46:1, s. 99-108
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Tidskriftsartikel (refereegranskat)abstract
- The article analyses 14 obituaries of men of science that appeared in the journal Boletín Geográfico Argentino between 1889 and 1910. It is argued that together they form a pantheon of memorable bodies that stands out in contrast to other bodies, namely those that, at the same time and by the same men, are being collected for the museums of natural history. The focus of the article lies on how the figure of the scientist is constructed through a series of recurrent themes, such as laboriosity, productivity and devotion to the nation. These, contrasted with other articles in the magazine, help us visualize the practices of power and of knowledge embedded in the genre. The discussion raises questions about the tensions between the private and the public as well as those between the individual and the community. The analysis shows that although the worthiness of a place in the pantheon of memorable men is closely linked to the exercise of violence in the name of a nation and in the name of science, this exercise is silenced at the moment of exhibiting death in the studied obituaries.
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- Enquist Källgren, Karolina, 1983-, et al.
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Los Bienaventurados, presentación e añejos
- 2019
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Ingår i: Obras completas. - Barcelona : Galaxia Gutenberg. - 9788417355265
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