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The article titled "Digital technology and socio-educational development in municipal contexts" analyzes the contribution and potential of digital technology in the socio-educational development of local communities. It highlights the importance of using digital technologies to facilitate social interaction and communication between local administration and citizens, identify needs, and promote social participation. Additionally, it mentions that these technologies are key to territorial and educational development, and presents examples of municipal initiatives that use digital technologies to address the socio-educational needs of citizens. The article also reflects on the challenges faced by education professionals when introducing information and communication technologies in municipal contexts. [Extracted from the article]

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The article "«SHALOM» IN ITS BIBLICAL ASPECTS" explores the biblical understanding of peace in different current contexts, such as war and violence in Ukraine and Israel, as well as the problems that affect the quality of life. The author analyzes the concept of shalom from a relational and existential perspective, and proposes implications for peace and its construction. The relationship between war and poverty is highlighted, and questions are raised about the meaning of peace and how the Bible can contribute to peace and reconciliation. The article also mentions methodological considerations for the study of peace in the Bible, and explores the understanding of peace in the Old and New Testaments. In the Old Testament, peace is related to justice and is understood as the restoration of social and personal order. In the New Testament, Jesus Christ is presented as the Prince of Peace and the peace he brings to the world is emphasized. It is mentioned that peace is both a gift and a task, and that human beings have the responsibility to create a just and peaceful community. [Extracted from the article]

The essay "Anatomy of the Hispanic Baroque: history of an idea" by Gustavo Hernández Sánchez challenges the idea that the Baroque is opposed to the Renaissance. The author explores the pejorative origin of the term "Baroque" and argues that the Baroque spirit still persists today and is related to periods of decadence. The book covers historical, historiographical, philosophical, sociological, and art history topics to understand the context in which the concept of Baroque emerges. It also examines the relationship between the Baroque and modernity, as well as the influence of the Renaissance on the Baroque. The article analyzes the persistence of the dialectic between the Renaissance and the Baroque in education and art history studies, and addresses the influence of different approaches and methodologies in the study of the Baroque, including the national and regional approach, as well as the biographical approach. The gender perspective in Baroque art is also examined, and prominent artists such as Artemisia Gentileschi and Clara Peeters are mentioned. In addition, the contribution of prominent Spanish authors to the study of the Baroque is discussed, and reflections are made on the crisis of modernity and the neo-Baroque. The author invites us to think historically and problematize the present, and mentions the influence of the neo-Baroque in Latin American literature. The article concludes with a reflection on the current reality and the importance of understanding the Baroque. [Extracted from the article]

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The text titled "The Emergence of Analytic Philosophy" is a review of Scott Soames' book, which is considered an important reference for understanding the development of analytic philosophy. The book focuses on philosophers Frege, Moore, Russell, and Wittgenstein, and presents a detailed analysis of their ideas. Although the work has received criticism, Soames has responded to his detractors and explained that his goal is to challenge the great figures of contemporary thought and rescue less explored ideas in the present. The book is valuable as a technical introduction to the philosophers who laid the foundations of the analytic project and as a way to delve into Soames' work for Spanish-speaking audiences. [Extracted from the article]

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The article titled "Advertising, digital society, and critical perspectives. Introduction" presents a monograph that seeks to gather studies focused on advertising, but that go beyond considering it only as a service, delving into its social and cultural dimension. The importance of approaching advertising from a critical perspective in a context where sustainability is a priority is highlighted. The article presents different study proposals that address topics such as the representation of women in advertising, the use of influencers, and the adaptation of advertising to the digital environment. The objective is to reflect on the role of advertising in today's society. [Extracted from the article]

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Introduction: The emergence of a new coronavirus at the end of 2019, whose first cases in Costa Rica were detected in March of the following year, posed important challenges both individually and collectively, specifically the State had to develop alternative confrontations in a few months that They were not limited to the health field, but required intervention in the area of assistance and social security, among other public policy actions. Objective: The text below presents a first approximation to the actions of the Costa Rican State to confront the crisis caused by COVID-19, for which it is considered necessary to understand the dynamics of the broader historical process of capital accumulation, within which this crisis unfolded. Methodology: Given the fact that the information on this topic emerges rapidly, the use of newspaper and documentary analysis was considered essential for the realization of this text. Results: The text shows that public policy actions revolved mainly at the health level, as well as at the level of economic assistance, the latter had a strong component aimed at national companies that were affected by COVID-19. Conclusion: As part of this reflection, it is concluded that there is a need to strengthen the security and social assistance systems aimed at individuals and families as a way of structuring public policy in the country. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) hosted the XVII Colloquium of Classical Literature Students, titled "Classics: a therapy in times of pandemic". The event had the participation of students from UNAM, the University of Guanajuato, and professors in Spain, and it took place in a hybrid format, both virtually and in person. During the colloquium, various presentations and academic activities related to the classics were held, addressing topics such as the plague in Athens in 430 BC, the sin of laziness in Book II of "My Secret" by Francisco Petrarca, and the iconographic analysis of the verses of Homer's Odyssey. Master lectures were also given on the relevance of the classics in the present and the relationship between magic and medicine in the context of the plague. The colloquium concluded with a master lecture on the Confessions of St. Augustine. The activities were well received, and it is expected that this space will continue for future generations of students. [Extracted from the article]

The article has the objective of reconstructing the different conceptualizations about the knowledge of work in Argentina, in recent times. The methodological design adopted is of a qualitative-descriptive type that develops a bibliographic and documentary review, aimed at finding relationships and meanings between different conceptual and legislative contributions on the subject, from the 1990s to the present. The conclusions indicate that the idea of knowledge for work is not neutral, rather, it implies understanding it in connection with social, political and economic dimensions, within the framework of certain education models. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper intends to explore the literature on professional ethics in law. The research is twofold, descriptive and analytical, to offer an overview of how professional ethics is understood in this field; that is, the approaches and concerns of those who reflect on it. This exercise, in turn, aims at making a normative proposal to understand professional ethics in law and its implementation in learning and practicing legal professions. A mixed method is used for this purpose; the works from a search in Google Scholar and Mendeley databases are selected and analyzed. This paper is divided into five sections: The first presents the theoretical framework for approaching ethics and professional ethics in law; the second part explains the methodology followed; the third part shows the results; the fourth part discusses the results, and the last one proposes some lines of research concerning professional ethics in law. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Using a comparative approach to analyse judicial files on thefts and robberies, in this article's I study the dynamics of the circulation of stolen objects in Santiago of Chile, and Mexico City, from the end of the nineteenth to the beginning of the twentieth century. These dynamics involved subjects, practices, and urban spaces. In this way, I seek to make visible the actors involved in the economic circuits and their specific roles in the process, such as cover-ups, buyers of stolen goods, and resellers. I also highlight the practices of pawning, selling, and gifting as specific forms of illegal business transactions. Likewise, I will highlight a particularity of the loaning of garments, which corresponds to the circulation of pawn tickets. Finally, I identify certain businesses, markets, and neighbourhoods where this circulation would have occurred in each city. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This thesis examines the notions of gift and gratuity present in the social magisterium of Benedict XVI, in order to study the reception and scope that these concepts have had in the works of Social Doctrine of the Church (SDC) carried out in the Hispanic American area, from 2009 to 2019. It also seeks to know if the treatment of the gift in the Social Doctrine of the Church, from the Compendium of the Social Doctrine of the Church, through the encyclical letter Caritas in veritate to include the Messages for the World Day of Peace, shows some influence of contemporary discussion of the gift in the field of the social sciences. The work carried out allows us to notice the significant consideration that the notions of gift and gratuity have had in the social magisterium of Benedict XVI and how these notions have motivated the realization of a series of subsequent studies. However, neither gift nor gratuitousness are isolated concepts, but rather these notions have been presented by Benedict XVI within a proposal for a paradigm shift, theologically based on the Trinitarian relations of God. It is about the notion of relationality «within» the perspective of the great human family. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Aging, a phenomenon so widespread in today's societies, presents singularities for certain population groups, such as people with disabilities, more than four million in Spain. Disability is not only a fact that appears correlatively the more age advances, as experience tells us, and that is evidenced in the so-called older people with disabilities, the most visible; but there are also other manifestations of aging linked to disability, more specific and less known, such as elderly people with disabilities, those with a previous original disability who age, a reality that requires a political, social and economic approach that gives rise to appropriate response public policies. This article incorporates a general description of elderly people with disabilities to go immediately to enunciate and configure the parameters of a public policy, in the form of a decalogue of initiatives and actions, at the height of the social demand of a growing population sector. whose needs are neither being considered nor attended to. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In Franz Hinkelammert's work the critique of modernity assumes the critical potential of theology in connection with the Marxist tradition. A fundamental thesis of the author is his criticism of the idolatrous character of capitalism. This criticism involves recognizing the mythical elements that operate within modern consciousness and its instrumental rationality. It is about a matter of replacing the materials for a critique of the present that allows us to venture into the mythical labyrinth of modernity, recovering an actively humanist vision and an ethical-critical conscience in Hinkelammertian thinking. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article "Cracking open the doors: current perspectives on Latin American fantastic literature" analyzes the presence and relevance of fantastic literature in Latin America, highlighting the opposition between the rational and the irrational, the real and the imaginary, the tangible and the intangible as fundamental elements in the construction of the fantastic reality. It mentions outstanding works and authors who have contributed to the tradition of fantastic literature in the region, from the 19th century to the present, such as Mariana Enríquez, Cecilia Eudave, and Liliana Colanzi. Additionally, it emphasizes the political and cultural importance of the fantastic in Latin American literature, as it reflects hidden and unseen aspects of society and questions the notion of certainty. The article also highlights how fantastic literature in Latin America allows for a critical rethinking of the present and exploration of latent social and environmental issues, updating the discussion on social and environmental risks, the memory of dictatorship, and feminist struggle. [Extracted from the article]

In the context of a wider research, this article analyzes the first stage of Jesús Martín-Barbero's work, more precisely his writings in the 1970s, in order to recover his most significant contributions to the field of communication/education during that decade. The corpus of analysis is made up of Martín-Barbero's doctoral thesis entitled La palabra y la acción, finished in 1972, and two later books, Comunicación masiva: discurso y poder, written in 1978, and Comunicación educativa y didáctica audiovisual Elementos teóricos-metodológicos para la producción de ayudas audiovisuales didácticas, published a year later. The aim of this paper is to characterize these reflections, explain them, and systematize them in order to identify the points of continuity and rupture between those deliberations. This will in turn let us, on the one hand, establish the lines of research that will allow us to relate the other stages of the intellectual production of the author in this field and analyze the evolution of these first contribution, and, on the other hand, to evaluate to what extent these approaches and their subsequent developments and transformations can still be useful to investigate the phenomena related to communication/education in the present. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The Center for Jewish Studies at the University of Chile presents issue number 41 of the Journal Jewish Notebooks, which includes articles from various countries and multidisciplinary approaches to contemporary Jewish and religious studies. Contributions stand out on the revitalization movement of Yiddish language study in Argentina, the history of converso Jews in Antwerp, the development of Jewish communities in Latin America, representations of the Holocaust in Mexican cinema, the image of "worker priests" during the Chilean dictatorship, and gender violence in the Chilean evangelical world. The articles and reviews offer original and exciting discussions on Judaism and religious studies in Chile and the region. [Extracted from the article]