No. 34 (2025): Dossier: "Niños/as como actores sociales competentes y situados/as: prácticas, sentidos y tensiones en clave intergeneracional"

Published: 2025-07-07

Dossier

• Introducción

  María Florencia Gentile, Andrea Szulc

  1-6

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• Corporalities in intergenerational dialogue: pedagogy of beauty and children's perspectives on hair removal practices

  Vanessa Paula da Ponte

  7-22

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• Children and cities. An intersectional analysis of children's urban experiences in working-class neighborhoods in middle-class towns in Buenos Aires.

  Luisina Morano, María Celeste Hernández

  23-40

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• The Mapuche flag “wenufoye” and the agency of Mapuche Children: Disputes over meaning and participation between schools and Mapuche organizations of San Carlos de Bariloche (Río Negro, Argentina)

  Malena Pell Richards

  41-56

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• Digital sexual violence as a cumulative process of violence. Case study with adolescent women from 12 to 14 years of age from Valle del Roble, Cadereyta Jiménez, Nuevo León, México

  Iram Rodriguez Reyes

  57-72

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• Learning protagonism. Lessons from a popular education experience with children

  Santiago Morales

  73-86

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• Procedures in the neighborhood. Children’s strategies for a life with dignity

  Hebe Ailen Montenegro

  87-102

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Artículos

• Gender on the Executive Power from Buenos Aires. An study about the participation and the political provenances of the female hierarchies staff on the cabinet of Frente de Todos (2019-2023)

  Rocío Micaela Berlanga

  103-120

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• Between people, machines, and wallets: New forms of sociability between building managers and residents of the City of Buenos Aires

  Santiago Canevaro

  121-138

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• Intergenerational relationships in families of transgender children and adolescents in Bariloche: affections, tensions, and negotiations

  Lía Camila Díaz

  139-150

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• Working, articulating and activism A sociological study of an Access to Justice Center in the Metropolitan Area

  Evangelina Caravaca

  151-164

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• Hospitalization of adolescents in situations of critical social vulnerability: reflections from Social Work

  Maria Gabriela Luna

  165-174

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Reseñas

• Arcidiácono, P. y Perelmiter, L. (2024). De Bobo, nada. Cómo funciona la ANSES y por qué pone en cuestión los mitos contra el estado. Buenos Aires: Siglo XXI.

  María Ignacia Costa

  175-178

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• Garaño, S. (2023). Deseo de combate y muerte. El terrorismo de Estado como cosa de hombres. Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires: Fondo de Cultura Económica, 448 pp.

  M. Belén Miguez

  179-182

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• Bontempo, P. (2024). Mujeres en colores. Cosméticos, belleza y consumos femeninos en la primera mitad del siglo XX argentino. Buenos Aires: Grupo Editor Universitario, 111 pp.

  Cinthya Lazarte

  183-186

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Tesis

• Clase media, emociones y género en las protestas del magisterio argentino de los años veinte del siglo XX

  Cintia Mannocchi

  187-190

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• ¿Quién vela por los trabajadores del mar? Etnografía de una trama transnacional en el Atlántico Sur

  Patricia Lepratti

  191-192

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• Rojo, violeta y verde. Lecturas ecofeministas en la Red de Agroecología del Uruguay

  Alicia Migliaro González

  193-196

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• ATO TZI TZA - UJ Q’O CHI - AQUÍ ESTAMOS. Experiencias y memorias de mujeres mayas de las Comunidades de Población en Resistencia de la Sierra de Guatemala

  Agustina Ramos Mejía

  197-199

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