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The article analyzes the participation of the company La Fura dels Baus in the commemoration of Uruguay's Bicentennial in 2011. The political and aesthetic implications of this participation are discussed, as well as the link between these decisions and the progressive profile of the government. The importance of the song "A redoblar" in the commemoration is highlighted, which symbolizes the contrast between the dark past of the dictatorship and a hopeful future. The representation of the theatrical play "Artigas, general of the people" is also mentioned. The article concludes that there was a significant shift in state performativity in nationalist commemorations. [Extracted from the article]

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The following article aims to analyse the editorial history of Lisardo enamorado by Alonso de Castillo Solórzano (Valencia, 1629) and of its first version, Escarmientos de amor moralizados (Seville, 1628), studying the discrepant linguistic and idiological elements and identifying the re-elaboration techniques used by its autor. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article reflects on the impacts of the application of the neoliberal model on the social representation of children and access to their rights, from a socio-historical and psychosocial perspective, based on the uniqueness of Uruguayan society in the Latin American context. 30 years after the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) and in the context of the coronavirus pandemic, the revision of the State's retraction and weakening policies contributes to a better understanding of the current reality. The mythical 'Switzerland of America' breaks with the beginnings of economic neoliberalism and the imposition of the civic-military dictatorship between 1973 -1984, where the systematic violation of Human Rights in the framework of the so-called State Terrorism, particularly impacts on children. and adolescence. To which is added the destruction of the social fabric over the 90s, which installs the neoliberal offensive in the economic, political, social and cultural fields. And as a historical paradox, in this framework the CRC was approved in 1989, ratified by Uruguay in 1990.he repercussions of neoliberalism in terms of the infantilization of poverty and its effects at present are analyzed through the three co-responsible for Children's Rights defined by the CRC: family, community and state, within the framework of progressive governments and the social policies of the last fifteen years in which some of the effects have been reversed, while others persist, violate rights and reproduce discrimination and criminalization of children. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article presents a literary criticism for the book "A hora da estrela," by Brazilian writer Clarice Lispector. The author comments on the representation of women's roles in Brazilian society and examines themes related to poverty, sexism, and education, including their undue impact on women. An analysis of the main character Macabéa is also provided.

This work studies the figure of the dandy as a literary character and a fashionable figure of the 19th century. With English origin, the dandy was an urban prototype who cultivated beauty. But was he a dandy or a fop? If the latter character was an eighteenth-century youth who followed french fashions, who was the dandy? In order to answer these simple questions, we propose to define their identity and their temporary framework to determine if it was an archetype or a social stereotype. Based on an etymological revision, we will try to review these figures and their sociocultural aspects, through their literary and vestimentary image, with the purpose of understanding if the dandy was a fop. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Since the decade of the nineties, the Colombian rural context has configured from a developmental discourse which started to be implemented for a farmer who at present, is not only unknown but also stigmatized by the institutions. In this sense, the "rural worker" as it is considered by the Colombian Constitution of 1991, does not refer to the specific reality of the rural communities, as indicated by the Report on Human Development from 2011, but to a "small producer" who represents to an individual with a secondary role with both technical and financial assistance that can be placed at the level of others, yet only as a producer of medium scale. The reflex article is aimed to analyze the bio-political effects which have had the political point of view of the present development introduced in the Colombian countryside emphasizing the way how the needs for this population have been managed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Control of television for children is justified in terms, as evidenced in this article, of the importance of celebrities and fictional characters have in their evolutionary development and self-esteem levels and metacognition. As we know, these celebrities and fictional characters, represent role models to follow, especially preteens, who may be adopting that in the time phase for cognitive development in which it is de-idealized of their own parents to idealize celebrities as the children chosen as a role model in the continuous search of their own abilities and skills. On television, the values common to all cultures (power, achievement, stimulation, hedonism, self-direction, universalism, benevolence, tradition, conformity and security) are represented by the characters and celebrities on their spaces, indicating the predolescente those securities that give social prestige and those who absolutely do, and these, minors, which must decide on their own account. Throughout this research it demonstrates how teens interact with their favorite celebrities, and what is the role of those characters in their daily lives. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article discusses the impact of the Second Vatican Council of the 1960s on reforms of the Catholic Church. The author comments on the influence of 19th century Italian Catholic priest and philosopher Antonio Rosmini on the Church renewal of the latter half of the 20th century. The Rosminian movement is also examined.

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This article is framed within sociological debates on political elites and seeks to account for the correlation between certain socio-professional profiles prevalent among Argentine ministers between 1854 and 2011 and the portfolios they held. Our working hypothesis is that ministerial nominations depend on broader sociological logics, including those analyzed here. Our cartographic approach aims to identify patterns shared by all cabinets in this period in order to contribute to the understanding of specific cases through a comprehension of general characteristics [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Multipleorganizations emerged or were transformed in Latin America during the sixties in honor of a deep social and political transformation. An important group of people decided to devote a great part of their lives to militancy guided by the spirit of the construction of the new man. However, in spite of generalizations that are usually made, not all militancy was configured from the same belongings codes. This work pretends to show how two oppositeleftist organizations as far as ideological terms is concerned, were inhabited by those building militancycourses in antagonistic terms. A repertoire of values and political practices allows making understandable different forms of leftist militancy,and also allows understanding this process within the framework of a cultural dispute. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Based on the determining social, economic and political conditions that limited the receipt of the advances contained in the Convention on the Rights of Children (CRC) in the States of the region, this paper propose a psychological and political analysis of the commercial sexual exploitation of children (CSEC). This problem, while combination of the exploitation with the sexuality and the social perception of childhood, constitute a true hologram that contains core aspects of the culture that transcend the named "risk groups". Among them are: the patriarchal modality of exercise of sexuality, the commodification of life including sex, social representations of masculine and feminine, childhood and adulthood, forms of access to consumption goods. The search for explanations and actions either in the prevention and the restoration of rights, require overcoming the analysis focused on the microsystem surrounding children and adolescents victims to include broader social issues and perceived as "natural" and legitimate by the rest of society. This leads to propose the systemic model of Bronfennbrener, as a way of thinking the reciprocal interactions between the immediate environment in which occurs the CSEC and the wider levels of the social structures influencing these practices. The conclusions reaffirm the conviction that it is impossible to think of childhood policies from the perspective of rights outside the review and destructuring of power relations and wealth accumulation, ie outside of politics. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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