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Starting from a diagnosis of the crisis of the philosophical institution regarding the literary, as it presents itself in the Brazilian experience, particularly in São Paulo, we propose to rethink the agency of literary enunciation in its links and frictions with philosophy, by approaching more closely the historicity of the nexus between body, image and concept. For that, the inscription of the heterotopic and cinematic body in Herberto Helder's poems would open a way of dialogue with Marco Antônio Valentim's reflection on the Indigenous-Kopenawan "concept of the concept", utupë. From this dialogue, we want to contribute to the current debate about the crisis in democracy and in mediation of public sphere, whose modern formulation was based, precisely, on that distinction, now in crisis, between philosophy and literature, between languages of intra-world argumentation and world-opening languages. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Global changes push to set up strategies able to mitigate and adapt agricultural and forest crops to environmental variability, and the sustainable intensification of production processes under agricultural and forestry systems is one of the approaches mainly supported. In Italy biomass and biogas are the renewable energy sources that have shown the greatest potential for growth in recent years. In this context, during the XV National Congress held in Bolzano in February 2018, the Italian Association of Agricultural Scientific Societies has promoted an analysis about potentialities and limits of the sustainable intensification of agricultural and forestry systems for bioenergy production. This document reports the outcome, in the form of a commented discussion, on the main evidences and proposals from technical-scientific and operational points of view. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In this paper I discuss the strategies of social reproduction set in motion for the maintenance of domestic autonomy for almost a millennium in the Tafí Valley (NW Argentina). I present explanatory arguments about the motives, factors and relationships that led a population to perpetuate non-hierarchical political relations based on small-scale groups amalgamated by kinship ties. To support this statement, I study the role that played in the reproduction of autonomy with an emphasis on the types of social interaction that the material expressions of the ancestors enabled, organized, promoted, reinforced and fostered. Then, two scenarios with revered ancestors are described: the case of the mounds and the case of residential areas with a special attention placed on the courtyards and the presence of stone sculptures as well as of sepulchers or cists. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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La prueba de los ingenios (1617) de Lope de Vega ilustra el papel que la sexualidad híbrida desempeña en la comedia como símbolo de la condición ambigua del escritor de teatro profesional en la sociedad de la primera modernidad. Lope, como escritor profesional, reflexiona sobre la problemática relacionada al teatro considerado, por un lado, en su formulación genérica (teatro como género literario) y, por otro, en sus implicaciones sociales (teatro como espacio social). En particular, la obra alude a la disputa entre Lope, el escritor profesional, y los aficionados académicos. En La prueba de los ingenios, Lope se apropia, modificándolas, de unas convenciones teatrales (en particular, el travestismo y la relación entre sexos), imponiendo su comedia nueva como híbrido entre tradición e innovación. Por medio de una serie de transgresiones, Lope confirma su posición liminal en el contexto social y cultural del siglo diecisiete, definiéndose como híbrido entre la figura del académico y la del profesional. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The genre of testimony troubles any attempt at classification and categorization. From a linguistic perspective, testimonial language seems to be suspended within an aporistic oscillation between the two opposite directions of historiographical objectivity and the first person pre-eminence, which shapes the whole discursive structure and function of this genre. Furthermore, this oscillation between the historiographical form and the writing of the self leads to the dialectical movement between two different kinds of truth: a historical truth -- which is one of the explicit goals of these texts -- as opposed to an aesthetical one, which is another unquestionable concern for this kind of writing. Nevertheless, the oscillation between these two forms of testimony recalls an even more relevant and radical tension, which opposes, on the one hand, the necessity to stick to a traumatic past occupying the entire memory of someone's subjectivity, and, on the other hand, the imperative to bend the memorial discourse through the possibility to achieve an active intervention in the historical present. Reading Oblivion -- the testimony written by Edda Fabbri, an Uruguayan tupamaro activist, and published for the first time in 2007 -- this paper aims to analyze the dialectical intersection that forms the living substrate of any testimonial writing, in order to point out the real power of testimonial literature, that is, the ethical -- and political -- possibility to actively participate into history. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article presents the results of preliminary researcher carried out in a portion of the Río Grande of San Juan basin (sub-region San Juan Mayo, Jujuy Province, Argentina-Department of Potosi, Bolivia) during the late pre-Hispanic period. The final aim is to clarify social logics implicated in the history of agrarian landscape especially the transformations developed during the X-XV centuries, in short, the impact that phenomena as "middle horizon" interaction networks disarticulation endemic conflict and Tawantinsuyu Empire formation had in "agropastoral" production. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper articulates two different field works: the first one is related to Retired Army Officials and the second one deals with former conscripts who participated in the «Operativo Independencia» (1975-1977). During the interviews the Retired Army Officials repeatedly referred to the shock of finding pictures of their families in the hands of the «enemy». On the other hand, the conscripts mentioned a helicopter that the guerrilla allegedly used to move around the Tucuman's mountains. Both the rumors on those pictures and the helicopter will be the object of study of this paper. The aim is to analyze the significance of these rumors within the memories of the officials and the soldiers who participated at the Operativo Independencia. Finally, this work will analyze the retrospective production [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper focuses on the study of plant resource use during the first millennium AD in the northern sector of the Tafi Valley through the identification of micro-remains in the archaeological sediments. The results are integrated with the architectural features and location of agricultural structures. The combination of multiple lines of evidence allows for the recognition of the function of these structures and cultivated plant resources. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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A peculiar clinical presentation of post-traumatic complex left foot fracture deformity is presented in this report as the result of a motorbike accident. Notwithstanding the significant deformity following forefoot fractures, the patient complained only of the recent onset of metatarsalgia. Of particular interest, is that this severe foot injury as well following deformity was overlooked, probably because patient had sustained head injury that was the main problem to treat due to life risk. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

A partir del análisis de la configuración de los paisajes arqueológicos en el bosque montano de las yungas tucumanas, entre 400 aC y 1500 dC, se discuten los cambios y continuidades en la práctica y las condiciones en las cuales estos se reprodujeron. Como resultado de las investigaciones arqueológicas llevadas a cabo en Anfama desde el año 2014, se identificaron 14 asentamientos residenciales de distinta escala, los cuales fueron mapeados, sondeados, fechados y, algunos de ellos, excavados. El análisis cronológico, realizado en base a contextos materiales y a 15 dataciones radiocarbónicas, permite proponer cuatro bloques temporales que se diferencian en las modalidades de construir y habitar los espacios domésticos y en la utilización de materias primas a través de determinadas tecnologías. Se discute cómo las trazas materiales de la práctica social traslapan a dicha segmentación cronométrica, de la misma manera en que eventos constructivos, habitacionales y depositacionales se superponen en determinados lugares. Finalmente, se reconocen tendencias de larga duración que giran en torno a la dispersión poblacional como atributo que define a los paisajes y a las lógicas sociales que se sostuvieron en el área de estudio por casi dos milenios. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]