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El diagnóstico: un malestar silencioso / The diagnosis: a silent malaise by Zlachevsky, Ana María

“…It is suggested that the two fundamental currents of psychology, behaviorist and psychoanalysis, which influenced the models of psychotherapy, raised the understanding of psychology as a natural science. Understanding the psyche within the brain and related to the medical model of disease and diagnostic manuals, DSM and ICD10. …”
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Pasarelas, diálogos y muros entre el progreso/desarrollo y lo común/comunidad (notas parciales y en filigrana) by González Meyer, Raúl

“…This, as an idea and purpose, has its roots in the notion of progress that has been imposed and spilled from thewestern center in recent centuries and has a milestone and historical refraction in the decades of the 30s to 50s of the 20th century in which the processes of African, Arab and Asian decolonization, the crises of oligarchic domination inLatin America, the European reconstruction, the loss of legitimacy of economic liberalism, the gain of planning prestige, and  the  awareness  of  the  great  world  poverty –in  an  advanced  era  of  science,  technology  and productivity– leads to strengthening institutional, organizational, engineering and conceptual processes, in order to create or consolidate development dynamics in an accelerated way. …”
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La apropiación tecnológica en la investigación histórica y los Estudios Sociales de Ciencia y Tecnología (CTS) by Quezada Herrera, Cristóbal

“…  Key words: Technological appropriation; Community radios; Broadcasting; Historical research; Social Studies of Science and Technology.…”
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Teaching geography by Aguiar, Waldiney G., Paisani, Júlio Cesar

“…The search for quality in education necessarily passes through the screening of science and empirical knowledge contained in the cultural background of students and, in this way, there is a need to connect them to better reach didactic purposes. …”
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