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POETRY, DOCTRINE AND SUBJECTIVITY IN THE LATE NINETEENTH-CENTURY CATHOLIC PRESS by Castro, Andrea

“…By studying how the aesthetic repertoire of the poetic pieces relates to the strong criticism of dominant liberalism and modernity in the newspaper’s doctrinal pieces, the essay argues that poetry, via different strategies, appeals to the creation of a sharedor communal reader subjectivity. …”
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The Media and intervention in Youth Offending: A Narrative Review by Rodríguez Gutiérrez, Daniela

“…The paper concludes that media images of youth offending can  have  a  strong  impact  on  citizens’  and  politicians’ understanding  of  the  phenomena.…”
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The Industrial Fair of Puente Alto 1948: Concordances Between Paternalism and Welfarism in the Social Regulation of Labor. by Navarro Martínez, Juan José

“…Through a focus on social and urban history, it studies this commemoration where the Socialist Party had already been at the head of the municipality for a decade, demonstrating a cohesion with industrialists and landowners of the commune, tarnished in a progressive vision of local industrial development, regardless of the differences between these actors and reflecting  pride and identity strongly linked to the production of paper, fabrics and agriculture.…”
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Esbozo de una genealogía del Yo. Una revisión del dispositivo narrativo de la subjetividad by Salinas, Pedro

“…In the present work, I would like to approach the problematic of a decentered self, understood as a consequence of a modern notion of the subject, which was strongly influenced by Descartes. In the cartesian exercise of differentiation between environment and the oneself, the self was strengthened in its autonomous and self-reflective constitution that, by contrast with the premodern notion of the subject, is characterized for its individuality and subjectivity. …”
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