Artículos

• Sexual, eugenics and moral education in the thought of Paulina Luisi. The experience of the chair of Social Hygiene (Uruguay, 1926-1930)

  Fernanda Sosa Cedrani, Santiago Zemaitis

  7-26

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• Unhappiness and its metaphors

  Renata Prati

  27-44

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• "We organize ourselves in assembly" Female experiences in political deliberation practices

  Juliana Díaz Lozano

  45-72

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• The pain of feeling like birds and not being able to sing: declaimers in the poetic universe of Alemany Villa

  Montserrat Borgatello

  73-90

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• Leonilda Barrancos: an advanced educator in the contradictory Córdoba of the 1920s and 1930s

  María Inés Della Vale

  91-108

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• A siege of the archive: the ornament and its textures in Río de las congojas, by Libertad Demitrópulos

  Luciana Belloni Fernández

  109-126

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• A siege of the archive: the ornament and its textures in Río de las congojas, by Libertad Demitrópulos

  Constanza Penacini

  127-138

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Entrevista

• Interview with Monica Cragnolini

  Vir Cano

  159-166

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La caja feminista

• María Abella de Ramírez: freethinker, teacher, journalist and feminist in Nosotras y La Nueva Mujer

  Ana Lía Rey

  139-158

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• Of Abortion and other interruptions. Psychoanalysis, Women and Politics

  María Alicia Gutiérrez

  191-194

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• Marked bodies: prostitution, literature and law

  Sofía B. Lamarca

  195-198

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• Hiding in Plain Sight. Black Women, the Law, and the Making of a White Argentine Republic

  Martina Altalef

  199-202

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• Broken ties. Immigration, marriage and emotions in Argentina between the 19th and 20th centuries

  Julia Bacchiega

  203-206

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• Oblique mirrors. Five perspectives on feminism and contemporary cinema

  Patricio Fontana

  207-208

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• Comment after the immersion in The place of the witness. Writing and memory (Uruguay, Chile, Argentina)

  Alejandra Oberti

  209-212

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• Intermittences. Memory, Justice & the Poetics of the Visible in Uruguay

  Fernando J. Rosenberg

  213-216

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• In the footsteps of Ruth Mary Kelly: feminisms and prostitution in 20th century Buenos Aires

  Rocío Caldentey

  217-220

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• Dora Barrancos. Feminist becoming. A political-intellectual trajectory

  Ailin Basilio Fabris

  221-224

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• Marica Inflection: Writings of the Gay Debacle in Latin America

  Sebastián Riquelme

  225-228

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• Feminist territories: experiences, dialogues and debates from popular feminism

  Malena García

  229-232

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• Correspondence. Victoria Ocampo/Virginia Woolf

  Laura A. Arnés

  233-236

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• The autobiographical pose. Essays on Chilean Narrative

  María José Punte

  237-240

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• Tempos de dizer, tempos de escutar. Testimonials from women in Brazil and Argentina

  Claudia Calvo

  241-244

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• Arte de tapa

  245-246

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• What are the implications of a judicial reform with a gender perspective?

  Débora D’Antonio

  159-160

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• Questions to think about the relationship between justice, reforms and feminism

  Ileana Arduino

  161-168

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• Sex work and anti-trafficking policies: justice with what perspective and what gender

  Marisa Silvana Tarantino

  169-176

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• Rethinking justice from a gender perspective

  Viviana Laura Beigel

  177-184

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• The gender perspective in state politics: impacts and challenges

  Juan Marco Vaggione

  185-190

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