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BAJO EL SOL DE CUBA: INFLUENCIAS DE LA REVOLUCIÓN CUBANA EN LOS ORIGENES DE LA NUEVA IZQUIERDA REVOLUCIONARIA CHILENA (1959 – 1964) by Álvarez Vergara, Marco Antonio

“…This task will be addressed through the analysis of the political-organizational trajectory of Clotario Blest, Enrique Sepúlveda and Miguel Enriquez, three of the main referents of the insurrectional confluence process. …”
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LOS LÍMITES DEL RECONOCIMIENTO EN CHILE: LA COMISIÓN DE VERDAD HISTÓRICA Y NUEVO TRATO Y UN VOTO DE MINORÍA by Espinoza Araya, Claudio

“…It is argued that the treatment of the indigenous question in Chile has been dominated mainly by a non-pluralistic liberal perspective and by an assimilationist and integrationist indigenism.To this end, are reviewed in general, the major propposals issued by the commission’s report and, especially, the minority opinion expressed by one of the commissioners, an opinion that, despite its minority nature in said report, seems to be hegemonic regarding the action s of the Chilean State.…”
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LA POBLACIÓN SAN LUIS. EL CONSEJO SUPERIOR DE HABITACIONES OBRERAS, EL “PROYECTO DOMÉSTICO” Y LAS POLÍTICAS DE VIVIENDA EN SANTIAGO DE CHILE (1921-1926) by Castillo Fernández, Simón

“…ABSTRACT This article will question for the San Luis poblacion, built in Santiago by the Superior Council of Labor Rooms during the first half of the decade of the 1920s. What were the main characteristics of architectural and urban design of these houses and these environment? …”
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UN ESCENARIO PARA DOS ACTORES: COMERCIO FORMAL E INFORMAL, LA DOBLE ARTICULACIÓN DE LA JUSTICIA (SANTIAGO DE CHILE, 1796-1797) by Goicovich, Francis

“…ABSTRACT The study of a lawsuit that involved formal merchants and informal traders at the late Colony times in the Plaza Mayor of Santiago, is an excuse to delve  into historical topics such as the clash of classes, their codes of conduct, and the divergent concepts of justice on which supported their right to exercising  such activity in the main public space of the Kingdom of Chile. The case presented here is framed in the historical context of the consequences that meant  for Creole elite the Bourbon Reforms, giving account not only of the unfinished project of social regulation carried out by officials of the ruling House, but also of the growing loss of confidence in the efficiency of Monarchy.…”
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Esbozo de una genealogía del Yo. Una revisión del dispositivo narrativo de la subjetividad by Salinas, Pedro

“…From there on, it will be proposed that the self, as the main narrative and aesthetic-ontological apparatus of modernity, would suffer a progressive weakening which would be first noticed by the contributions of Nietzsche.…”
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Adaptación metodológica en un contexto de pandemia. Una aproximación reflexiva a las entrevistas por videollamada by Aguilera, Isabel, Sepúlveda, Miguel

“…Considering the execution of 30 interviews, we describe this adaptation from the management of flexibility in qualitative research designs and the role of reflexivity of the researchers. In the results, we mainly detail the place of emails and messages via WhatsApp in the construction of rapport; the effects of videoconferencing in the interaction; and the introduction of photo-elicitation. …”
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El malestar en los estudios sobre movimientos sociales / The place of malaise in social movement studies by Rodríguez, Juan Pablo

“…In spite of being an important topic, the concept has remained mainly confined to its descriptive dimension. Even in the “European” branch of social movement studies, where the individual and the cultural dimension of social life are highlighted, the concept of malaise has not been especially addressed. …”
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Indicadores de precariedad laboral en temporeros/as agrícolas: una mirada actualizada bajo el enfoque de género y migración. by Caro, Pamela, Margarit, Daisy, Cárdenas, María Elvira

“…A descriptive analysis was conducted based on data from the CASEN surveys, mainly 2017 and 2020. The profile results showed an increase and consolidation of the feminization of seasonal agricultural labor, particularly in the fruit sector; a relevant increase in the foreignization of the salaried worker population of the branch, with a preeminence of Haitian and Venezuelan population; a slight increase in the average age of seasonal worker women; and with more urban residence characteristics, for both, migrants and chileans. …”
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