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Criticism declares that there are risks to researchers' homogenization of the ethnographic testimonies collected between the mid-20th century and the beginning of the 21st century. It is so, because, contrary to the first testimonies, those obtained in recent years show that the sociocultural gap between the informant and the amanuensis has become smaller, which has made the distinction between literate and illiterate more complex. However, these accounts, in particular those given by the migrant subjects (Cornejo Polar 1996), reveal the existence of a diversity of times and places, along with movables identities. That is, these testimonies emphasize a migratory condition that is heterogeneous. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In this work I demonstrate that a dichotomy does not exist between the public and private law, but a conceptual weak distinction. To demonstrate this, first I remember Kelsen's thesis on the duality between public and private law. I show also the ideological aspects of the distinction. On the other hand, I expose forms of hybridization between both rights with regard to the limits and the normative contents. Then, I distinguish public agenda of right. I suggest that it is a political question. And, finally, I give some examples of public agenda for Colombia. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In actual times and due to our complex visual culture it seems almost impossible to build a speech that allows piecing a social story through the image. Nevertheless, this reflection has been a constant in the main voices that write about social studies: John Berger, Armando Silva, Roland Barthes, Adrián Gorelik, Néstor García Canclini, Demetrio Brisset, Boris Kossoy, Justo Villafañe, Gisel Freund, and Susan Sontag among others. This article mentions some theoretical speeches of the before named voices, the importance of image as an historical document its affirmed, and an analysis of some contemporary artists and their photographic work is developed so it can be examined the dichotomical image in urban Latin-American culture: The ideal/positive city and the real/negative city. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Case presentation of a 62-year-old woman patient with chronic pathologies and multiple symptoms, who consulted the internist for several symptoms associated with chronic conditions. The doctor ordered several exams and required their completion in the institutions that he indicated to the patient, despite she insisted on performing them at a known clinic near to her home. The patient learns that her doctor receives economic incentives for the referral and reports it. The ethical lack that is configured is analyzed, denominated dichotomy with its different variants, the risk it generates for an exercise with professionalism and ethics and the prohibition of the same is explicit by Law 23 of 1981 or Colombian medical ethics law. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]