The book you have in your hands is the result of a process of collective construction, openly positioned within the broad Marxist field. Its content refers to a set of eleven essays created from the enriching experience of what was the Study Circle “Early Writings of Karl Marx (1839-1848). Collective reading from the educational and pedagogical f…[Read more]

In this book we have set out to reconstruct and share the memories of these teaching experiences lived during the pandemic. With this we try to respond to a double need. First, the need not to forget what happened and how it was lived from one’s own experiences overflowing with subjectivities. Second, the need to rescue these experiences and…[Read more]

To researchers and readers interested in migration issues. We present a set of works gathered under the title “The zeitgeist of human mobility in times of pandemic: direct and reverse trajectories. It is likely that the first
The question that arises for the reader is the expression “zeitgeist”. According to the RAE, it is an expression of the…[Read more]

This book brings together a good and varied number of studies on American devotions and brotherhoods, going to their models of origin, passing through the tools for the dissemination of specific devotions and offering research of an institutional, economic and social nature. But also, as you can read, these pages compile studies that are still…[Read more]

The book addresses the period that runs from the second half of the 19th century, when the State launched the process of territorial occupation of La Araucanía (1862-1883), until the end of the 1950s, in the years prior to the agrarian reform. It thus includes a long cycle in which the structural conditions did not allow the conflicts generated…[Read more]

Recent scholarly work has focused on the erasure and mistreatment of bisexuality in histories of sexuality. Such erasure is not only observed in academic work but also in the lived experiences of people who identify as plurisexuals. The present paper brings together studies on bisexuality, hegemony, and sexual politics to explain the discursively…[Read more]

La comercialización agroecológica ha tenida un alto crecimiento en el mundo, la comercialización de productos orgánicos ha permitido al consumidor tener una mayor seguridad de como son producidos los alimentos que consume. Desde este ámbito las ferias agroecológicas han permitido tener una seguridad alimentaria, ya que se ha permitido una mejor…[Read more]

In the name of visual pleasure, there are different entertainments in today’s media that instigate voyeurism among common viewers. In this study, the author intends to focus on two phases where the spectators are turning voyeurs without their consent. In the first phase, the study reveals the process where film influences voyeuristic behavior. T…[Read more]

Book review of Zia Haider Rahman’s novel In the Light of What We Know

Citizenship and the posthuman have not been often theorized together. In this paper, I want to think about their coalition both as a new episode in the efforts of politics for citizenship, including knowledge politics, and as a source of rebalancing power against governmental and corporate interests in citizenship politics. Here, I seek to address…[Read more]

Belonging to the retrovision genre, It’s a Sin (2021) dramatizes the early years of the pandemic. Audiences are shown what reality was like before and immediately after the outbreak of HIV/AIDS. It narrates the transition from a sex-positive era where non-heterosexual people were standing up for their freedom to love, have sex and enjoy life to a…[Read more]