Vol. 1 No. 2 (2016): DOSSIER: Subjectivizations and new political emancipations in Latin America

Vol. 1 No. 2 (2016)

Published June 30, 2016
DOSSIER: Subjectivizations and new political emancipations in Latin America

DOSSIER: Subjectivizations and new political emancipations in Latin America

Full Issue
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Dossier

Suyai Malen García Gualda
9-24
The spark of political participation: mapuce women histories during the pulmari conflict
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Denise N. De Sordi, Sérgio Paulo Morais
25-43
“Students are still hungry!”: Daring, occupation and resistance of high school students in Brazil
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Armando Ulises Cerón Martínez
44-63
Rejoinder to Juan Carlos Tedesco’s The challenge of educational policies of subjectivity. A proposal of integration of processes of subjectivation
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Juan M. Fernández Chico
64-74
Subjectivity as a theoretical reflection point to think politics
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Joaquim Filipe Peres de Castro
75-94
Learning a second culture and the ethnic identity of the brazilians indigenous through a social network: An exploratory study
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General Section

Massimo Leone
110-127
The murmur of culture: semiotics and the meaning of life
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Adriana Bojacá, Alejandra Díaz L., Rafael Osorio, Juan Carlos Muñoz C.
128-149
Quality of education: between exclusion and utopia
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Photo essay

Michael Wildman, Carolina Borda-Niño
96-108
Rendered visible. A photographic document
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