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Objective: The following text shows the potential contributions offered by critical realism when it comes to generating an educational research structure that allows bringing to light knowledge that traditional educational research fails to show. Methodology: To do this, the following text reflects theoretically on how the study and analysis of social inclusion and anti-poverty programs existing in advanced Western societies could be approached through the analytical prism of critical realism. Results: Thus, from the analytical tools of critical realism, the limitations of these programs will be shown, both in their basic foundations and in their educational proposals for training for employability. Conclusions: Based on such limitations, alternative paths can be indicated in order to achieve a fairer society, among others the proposal for a universal basic income. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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While the literature reports increasing interest in the applications of Design Thinking (DT) in the field of public administration in general, a gap persists in academic reflections about the specific role of DT in informing policy and program evaluation. This article makes a conceptual and methodological contribution to this last debate. Part of the proposed reflection is meta-theoretical, allowing the identification of commonalities between the epistemological foundations of the DT and one evaluation school, in particular: pragmatic evaluation. In a second analytical moment, the text examines some epistemological limitations of pragmatism (as a research paradigm) to ground causal conclusions in social inquiry. This is not a trivial matter since the very essence of evaluation is, precisely, the identification of causal dynamics unleashed by social interventions. It is possible to amend some of these problems in a DT-based evaluation by adopting some epistemological principles from Critical Realism. A brief discussion of two applied evaluations of education interventions in Colombia led by the authors serves to illustrate some methodological implications of these last arguments. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In this paper I present the position of two philosophers associated with the hermeneutic tradition, Gianni Vattimo and Charles Taylor, about the status of scientific knowledge in our contemporary world. Through a brief exposition of the fundamental features of their respective ontologies and epistemologies, I seek to offer a critical comparison. In the conclusion, I defend the superiority of Taylor's formulation, inasmuch it allows to put in question the primacy of the natural science model without abandoning a realist conception of the world and of the category of truth. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The work of Jesús López Pacheco (1930-1997) has always been conscious of the environment surrounding its characters. It will be, however, in the last work of his lifetime, Ecólogas y Urbanas: Manual para evitar un fin de siglo siniestro (1996), where this concern is manifested in all its splendor. This neologism (which combines "eclogue" and "ecology") hides a lyrical activism that goes from personal to collective experience, and tries to bring us back to sustainability as a paradigm for subsistence in the third millennium. From an ecological materialist perspective of North American origin, it analyzes human relations with other animal species, the critique of savage economic mercantilism and the environmental degradation of urban landscapes. Therefore, showing a sharp sense of humour linked with vis poietica, a possible postpastoral scenario is drawn, tinged with hope, as the only solution to humanity in the years to come. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In recent years, the phenomenon of democratic erosion has generated a significant number of theoretical reactions. In his latest book, Roberto Gargarella unravels the causes of this phenomenon while offering a regulative ideal towards which reforms of political systems should be directed: law understood as a conversation among equals. These pages attempt to review this work. They begin with an exposition of the author's central arguments and end with some critical considerations regarding the diagnosis, the relationship between rights and democracy, and the role of representation in political systems. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The study focuses on the nature and discipline of administrative liability derived from crimes committed by legal entities in the Vatican system, in compliance with the commitments assumed by the Holy See on the occasion of its Monetary Agreement with the European Union (2010) for the fight against financial malfeasance at an international level. The situation is examined in its various aspects, from the particular attribution criteria to the scope of legislative application to its sanctioning protocol, coming to the conclusion that its incidence is limited in the Vatican order due to its particular characteristics as a small state devoid of a free market and private entities running financial operations. Finally, the author focuses on the argument that the introduction of this institution in the Vatican legal system would mark a reaffirmation of criminal responsibility of legal entities in the canonical system, making some critical observations and placing the institution in the context of possible signs of the principle of canonization of civil laws (can. 22, CIC). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This paper aims to reconstruct the spinozian theory of individuation as presented by Deleuze in his works about Spinoza, relating it to his ontology in Difference and Repetition (his main ontological work), with the purpose of elaborating a critical reading on the ambiguities that emerge concerning the spinozian-deleuzian notion of joy. The latter occur, for example, when an excessive value is given to the series of stages in the course of learning that leads to the spinozian salvation, reason why the approach is reduced to an accumulative, end-oriented race towards maximizing joy, an accumulation of joyful passions considered an end in itself. I think that fracturing the image of "Deleuze's Spinoza" is one way to highlight and delve in the question on the place of negativity in deleuzian philosophy. This will also allow us to free it from those readings that aim to make it an ideological ally of neoliberalism, contributing, instead, to the formulation of an ethics of intensive quantities -this being the ethical approach in Difference and Repetition. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This essay presents a thematic approach to the concept of problematization in Foucault's late philosophy. The apprehension of this concept has repercussions not only in the understanding of his later works, but also in how the uses of the author's philosophy in general are conceived. In this sense, it is proposed that the reading of the concept of problematization should be made in relation to the concept of polemics and the observation of Foucault's "critical ontology". This concept can thus be understood in its verbal and substantive dimension, but not as an allencompassing synthesis of Foucault's philosophical project. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article presents an interpretation of Derrida's Edmund Husserl's "Origin of Geometry": An Introduction through the question of the literary. We are not talking about literature as an institution, but about a certain understanding and characterization of the nature of language in non-idealistic terms (by which we mean, in general terms, a non-instrumental language). On the one hand, this article will show the relevance of this topic within the specific development of Derrida's Introduction, showing that it is fundamental to address his critique of Husserl's "demand for visibility". On the other hand, we provide a critical contextualization of his intellectual path (for example, regarding the doctoral thesis that Derrida was writing at the time, and "Force and Signification", the text that he published immediately after) that will show the relevance of our analysis. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Swedish public authorities have arranged coordinated regular press conferences since the outbreak of the pandemic in spring 2020. This study analyses the questions from journalistsduring the press conferences, and in particularto what extent critical questions were asked. In total, 20 press conferences during four different time periods were investigated. The results indicate that critical questions from journalists were relatively more frequent during pressconferencesin the beginning of the pandemic compared to later phases. Contraryto expectations based on previous research, the share of critical questions did not correlate with political conflict patterns. In this case, media driven factors such as newsworthinessand media logic considerationsseem to playa more important role for the understanding of journalism critique of public authorities during the press conferences. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The present article suggests taking arguments about the importance of Afro-descendants and indigenous knowledge in the process of formation of Latin American societies and literacies from the understanding of the concept of "lettered city". Based on notes of historical and literary landmarks, the article presents possible reasons for the invisibility of cosmogonies, cosmovisions, and epistemologies that make up the Latin American multiconstitutive cultural mosaic and compromise a broad, current, and democratic literary-critical perspective. By valuing the organic contributions of cultural diversity and emphasizing the perspective of their voices without mediation, this article is believed to contribute visualizing the importance of critical references that represent the historical and anthropological marks of the region and how they impacted their literature. It is hoped, with this, to reiterate the need for new sensitivities and critical epistemologies to understand, in a responsible way, the demand for critical and creative projects that highlight and value heterogeneous and ancestral references as a basis of a critic system. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The current paper addresses the need to respond critically to the theoretical challenges that arise from the matrix of decolonial thinking and its relation to Theodor W. Adorno's negative dialectics. Methodologically, a conceptual framework has been developed to establish the possible communicating vessels between the different elaborations on decolonial thinking and Adorno's theoretical production. Bearing in mind the Castro-Gómez critique of Foucault, this approach disassociates itself from the idea that a thinker is Eurocentric on the mere basis of the locus of enunciation. This work posits that it is perfectly feasible to find an analytical exercise that allows a closer approach to Adorno's thinking. This implies a paradoxical double movement in the analysis. One is the critical study of the Adornian approach or negative dialectic from decolonial criticism, and the other is determining the possibility of tracing plexuses of concrete interpenetration between both theoretical universes. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The textual variant "Jesus Barabbas" appears in the passion narrative of the Gospel of Mathew (Matt 27,16-17). Matthean commentators usually accept this passage as correct, and support its interpretation by means of methodological conjectures in the field of textual criticism. This paper criticizes such optimistic textual criticism by showing the difficulties concerning the authenticity of the variant. This article discusses the external (e.g. textual types, Origen) and internal evidence (transcriptional and intrinsic ones) and shows how the use of the methodological mechanism of both kinds of evidences prevents optimism regarding the realism of the passage "Jesus Barabbas". [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]