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Hanny Stoecker de Simons was deputy director of the Biblioteca Pública of the Universidad Nacional de La Plata for three decades (1919-1949) in which this institution was re-founded in all its aspects, services and meanings. From the architecture to the organization of the shelves, her track fades behind in the pomp of official declarations. Her figure is considered here as an object of study, understanding it as an historical demand and necessity. Her status as a female librarian is analyzed from a gender perspective, with a native methodology of the discipline, while her professional development is followed parameters of related biographical studies. It is expected to be able to visualize the impact of Simons in the development of the UNLP Public Library, analyzing her contributions to the organization of the library collection and the regulation of home loans. Her intellectual work is also explored, with the aim of weighing her contribution to the development of the local library science field. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Since the 1970s, but more strongly since the 1980s, the question of how the State regulates women's lives has become a central concern in feminist studies. Framed in that field of academic productions, this manuscript analyzes the implementation of a youth social inclusion program in the State of Buenos Aires, without formal guidelines of gender, with the aim of proving how the discourses that emerged about the risks and needs of clients that were pregnant or were mothers and the institutional practices in which they enrolled, worked as forms of State management of gender and youth motherhood. Besides contributing to the knowledge of aspects not yet sufficiently explored about how gender relations are actively produced in the settings of social policies in general, and those aimed at young people, in particular, the article object is to contribute to the knowledge about the complexity of State gender regulations, showing how, even the same local State, can manage it --articulately with age and social class-- in a differential and ambiguous way. The data were produced during an ethnographic fieldwork carried out between 2012 and 2016, in a local implementation of social program Envión. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Disability has been pathologized by medical knowledge focused on the biological body as an object of rehabilitation with nonmedical knowledge that manage standardization. Based on the reflexiveness, the article proposes interactions between social critical studies before applying the expertise, in order to situate the representation and knowledge production from the perspective of social studies of science, technology and medicine, and from the experiences, to revive discussions opened by postcolonial and feminist studies. As a result, epistemic distancing questions the ways of doing research and thinking / understanding the socio-political reality experienced by women and men with disabilities. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]