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Topological production of domesticity by Kiekebusch Aspee, Valeria, Sepúlveda Sepúlveda, Ulises

“…The objective of this research is to understand the spaces produced in domesticity, taking into account gender roles as a determining structure in the distribution, and execution of the domestic tasks of the subjects, which are the basis of the organization of the family nucleus in the construction of their micro geographies.Through the use of qualitative methodology, this research linked to the geography of gender has sought to analyze in a situated context each of the cases consulted, thus promoting the emergence of categories and spatial experiences of each one of them. …”
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Espacializar la vida en una habitación: Personas migrantes y resignificaciones en torno a la vivienda y al espacio doméstico en Santiago central. Lo que la casa permite. by Maturana-Fuentealba, Carolina Andrea

“…The growing arrival of migrants to Santiago de Chile has radically modified the ways of understanding, occupying and signifying the private space of the city and at the same time has impacted spatial practices linked to the domestic sphere, through its relation to the situation of high mobility. …”
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Social identity and polarisation on social media around the satire of power regarding Chilean police violence by Alcota, Pablo

“…It is concluded that there are discourses on social media that contribute to the construction of social identities that denounce acts of violence carried out by State agents, allowing the establishment of a common narrative that constructs identity, nevertheless, it is also possible to observe dynamics linked to polarisation processes in other groups which reaffirm violence and authoritarian regimes.…”
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Systematic review of forty years of analysis of land-use change in Mexico using geographic information systems by De Alba Rosano, Catalina Fabiola, Ceccon, Eliane, Romero-Calcerrada, Raúl, Rosete-Vergés, Fernando

“…The results showed that public institutions were the ones that carried out the most studies locally and nationally, in addition to being linked to foreign universities; Michoacán and Estado de México were the most analyzed states; The publications were concentrated in ten indexed magazines and university publications; the timing of the analysis depended on the study area; Landsat was the most used data source, regression models, matrix methods and multicriteria analyzes were the most common; studies and the use of free software have increased in the last ten years; Temperate forest was the most studied ecosystem, agriculture was the most presented land-use change, and the hydrological region was the most used as a territorial unit. …”
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Arqueología histórica de Quito: el caso del Convento De Santo Domingo by Domínguez Sandoval, Victoria Dolores

“…El trabajo en el terreno posibilitó la recuperación de evidencia arquitectónica compuesta por antiguos muros y pisos asociados a cerámica precolonial y colonial. …”
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Alteridad y simpatía. Apuntes sobre la cuasi-trascendentalidad de la ética by Campos Salvaterra, Valeria

“…Given that Levinas has a phenomenological proposal, we propose that is an ethical theory based on the configuration of conditions of possibility of a transcendental subjectivity that is structurally linked to the exteriority of what is radically its other, forming a quasi-transcendental foundation for morals. …”
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Re-pensar la economía moral de las víctimas. Entre la gestión gubernamental y la resistencia en la historia reciente chilena,1990-2020 by Sáez Fuentealba, Luciano

“…Thus, from a sociohistorical analysis, it proposes a reflection on the challenges involved in thinking about victims in the post dictatorship and the current context after the October revolution, through the trajectories and specifications that it has assumed from the experience of violence Politics in Chile Its dynamic nature allows it to be placed at a point of constant tension within the framework of humanitarian government that seeks to manage risk modes, as well as agency and identity resistance, which allows us to rethink contemporary forms of construction of subjectivity.…”
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Tiempo, identidad y creatividad en la modernidad tardía by Dávila, Estefanía

“…We will focus on analyzing this last aspect, the construction of identity among the ruins of the modern subject, which will no longer be linked to the concept of authenticity or ‘substantial identity’ but to that of creativity or ‘situational identity’. …”
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"Ahora puedo respirar"; espera y autoconstrucción en el campamento Violeta Parra. by Zamorano Valenzuela, Fernanda Andrea

“…This work addresses the link between waiting and self-construction. Why think about waiting from self-construction? …”
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The return of the malón. A quantitative approximation to the indigenous incursions in the Pampas by Cordero, Guido

“…But it is precisely from the treatment of the borders as a whole that we can risk some hypotheses about aspects of the indigenous policies. …”
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FICCIONES DE DISCIPLINAMIENTO EN LAS RELACIONES DE MÉRITOS DE CONQUISTADORES VETERANOS. NUEVO REINO DE GRANADA, SIGLO XVI by Gómez Gómez, Mauricio

“…ABSTRACT By the relaciones de méritos y servicios, the conquerors built themselves a figure of perfect subjects with which heroics helped create the Spanish Empire in the New World. This document linked the conqueror to the bureaucratic structure of the empire, entered in the rhetoric of conquest. …”
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Maternidad y salud mental de mujeres haitianas migrantes en Santiago de Chile: un estudio cualitativo by Carreño, Alejandra, Cabieses, Baltica, Obach, Alexandra, Gálvez, Piedad, Correa, María Eliana

“…Mental health emerged as one of the dimensions in which migrant mothers present risk factors associated with the contradictions between the models of motherhood promoted by the health services and those implemented by Haitian women, the feeling of loneliness, and the loss of networks that live in the migratory context and exposure to unwanted pregnancies due to lack of access of the Chilean health system and situations of domestic violence, against which women have little capacity to report. …”
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