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This paper aims to analyze several specific forms of filmmaking very related to neoliberalism as an economic, political and cultural system, taking as reference the affective turn to explore this link. For this, it will be considered the different contributions that, from different fields of social sciences, have linked the evolution of capitalism with the conquest of the sphere of affections and emotions, and it will use the methodology of film analysis to verify, in a set of concrete works, the features of that relationship. From this intersection between theoretical proposals and case analysis, the article wants to show an expressive strategy based on the humanization of certain behaviors, through the cinematographic narrative, which normalizes some attitudes and values due to decisions which work on the construction of the story an the aesthetics of the work. This strategy will be verified in three very significant films: The Social Network, Steve Jobs and The Founder. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This research paper seeks to contribute to the investigation of the conceptual changes that took place in communication studies in Argentina between 1970 and 1990, based on the survey of the writings of three authors linked – more or less formally – to this field of study during that period: Margarita Graziano, Alcira Argumedo and Beatriz Sarlo. The two questions that guided the research were: Did conceptual changes occur in the intellectual productions of these three authors between 1970 and 1990? Why did these conceptual “shifts” occur in the period considered?. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Capitalism in the 21st century has been expanded globally through production, and above all, through consumption, digitization, and the proliferation of companies and organizations; analyzing these trends is essential to understand organizational specificities in national and regional contexts. To comprehend this expansion and its specific characteristics, this paper presents the conceptual proposal of the Capitalist Seduction Mode. The paper is organized into three sections: 1) an analysis of the processes of "hooking" or engagement of platform capitalism through networks of companies and organizations; 2) a reflection on the overflow of the managerial system into society; 3) the conceptualization of the smartphone as an expression of Googlism and as a device of social domination. Finally, in the last section, the conclusions of the paper are presented. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This paper presents the ways consumerist practices have changed and as consequence publicity. The contemporary publicity aims consumers to develop brand loyalty through emotions and by creating connections. I support the idea that cultural trends strengthen the consumer capitalism and the consumerist practices, even though some of them try to resist and denounce the harmful consequences of the consumerist life. I analyze the ways how contra-cultural resistance are transformed into merchandise and how consumerist attitudes are generalized and accepted docilely, even by the most radical opponents of the consumer capitalism. At the end of this paper, I argue that outrage is the last source to respond against consumer capitalism. To explain the arguments, I use different examples on how all this happens in daily life. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In September 2015, the 2030 Agenda was presented, which establishes the 17 Sustainable Development Goals that all countries and stakeholders must meet by the year 2030. It is an apparently transformative and inclusive proposal; however, interpreting its essence is of notable importance for underdeveloped societies, since it reveals that the agenda favors capital management. This paper addresses, from the critique of political economy, the essence of the «new» agenda. Although it recognizes that the SDGs can constitute a step forward in overcoming many of the problems inherent to under development, it states that the SDG respond to power relations corresponding to the logic of reproduction of capital on an international scale. Fulfillment of the SDGs must have as basis the distinction between essence and appearance, only then can it truly contribute to the development of nations, and especially those that advocate the socialist alternative to the logic of capital. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The aim of this paper is to give a meaning to the post-capitalism signifier. For this, we have carried out a conceptual analysis of the literature on the subject in the main languages during the last three decades from the "signifiers" approach. Subsequently, we have carried out a deconstruction of the meaning of capitalism signifier to construct a plural and coherent meaning of post-capitalism, with which to then turn to empirical reality in search of its praxis. From this we have concluded that post-capitalism is a set of forms of organization of socioeconomic systems that are subsequent and alternative to capitalism. These forms are characterized by the non-preeminence of the free market as a resource allocation mechanism, or by the non-preeminence of private property as an instrument for the accumulation of wealth, or by the non-preeminence of selfish rationality as a criterion for making economic decisions, or by a combination of these traits. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper has as objectives, propose the issue of the need for analog dialogue between Critical Theory with the Philosophy of Liberation, fundamentally among the new generations, towards a concerted effort a systematic criticism of capitalism and modernity. View some relationships that had place in XX century, between the thinkers of the Frankfurt School and Latin America that new generations should retake. And finally, see the conditions of possibility of such analog dialogue. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In this paper, the current world economy is described in the light of the Marxist method whose theoretical definition in the realm of economic analysis is Capital. Two theoretical categories of a social nature are taken as starting points-productive forces (closely related to relations of production), and imperialism, the highest stage of capitalism. Both categories and their connection with each other are explained in this paper, Part I. In Part II, it is examined how this connection occurs, inasmuch as the destruction of productive forces is an increasing historical need under imperialism (crises, wars, and specially devaluation of labor force), which is shown in the recent sequence crisisadjustmentcrisis. This allows the escaping forward to be verified. Capitalism usually escapes forward in order to survive. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]