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El artículo propone un análisis ontológico y político de la figura de Antígona en uno de los manuscritos más singulares de la obra de María Zambrano: La tumba de Antígona. Para este propósito la reflexión presenta una breve referencia a lecturas filosóficas sobre la heroína griega frente al carácter distintivo de la heroína griega zambraniana que entreteje algunos de los ejes cardinales del pensamiento de la filósofa malagueña en su razón poética. El punto de partida de este estudio toma como premisa de la recuperación o recreación del ser en Antígona -encarnación de las víctimas- como acto político en resistencia frente a la historia y el Estado se amparan en la razón del poder justificador de la violencia. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The Aurora Magazine was one of the discursive devices with which the ideological struggle for the cultural hegemony in Chile was disputed and was, in addition, the intraparty space where a concept of the political was theoretically disputed. In the Aurora Magazine a conceptual and political discussion directed by a double purpose was staged: within the sensibility and the partisan institutionalism, a Gramsci theoretical intervention was put into effect in the Leninist conception of the party. More broadly, in the politicalsocial field of the country, it was the delineation of a cultural policy that disputed the ideological hegemony to the social-Christian tradition. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Mexicans arrived in Chicago and some of its suburbs like Aurora, more than one hundred years ago, changing Aurora's demographic profile, making it more Mexican. Similarly, mechanisms for entering the labor market have changed. Mexican immigrants seeking work in manufacturing and services find that subcontracting is a mechanism for getting a job that helps overcome the narrowness of the local labor market, although at the same time it increases their labor and wage instability. Mexican immigrant workers are the ones hardest hit by labor relations in the new world economy. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]