Plataforma CALAS explora cambios sociales y transiciones
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Centro Maria Sibylla Merian
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The following two new publications from the "Afrontar las crisis desde América Latina" collection will be presented at the Guadalajara International Book Fair:
1) Gerardo Gutiérrez Cham: Narrativas de exesclavizados afroamericanos. Conflictos de autoría, CALAS/Editorial Universidad de Guadalajara, November 2022.
Presenter: Patricia Córdova Abundis
For more than two centuries, feminist thinking and theory have been shedding light on the forms and mechanisms that inequalities in gender relations take and the consequences they have on the living conditions of women and LGBTIQ people.
Territory is a spatio-temporal totality that is not simply given, but constructed. It is a dynamic instance that has a physical existence in certain coordinates of time and place; a relational existence, ubiquitous, polysemic and at different scales due to the link with contiguous or discontiguous territories. It is about a social existence as a social construction through a space-time product of conflicts of interests between social agents with different logics of reproduction as well as about an emotional existence linked to the identity and affective reproduction of each society.
The Platform for Dialogue "Cold War and coups d'état in Latin America (70 years after the coup d'état in Bolivia 1952)" will offer a space to present and discuss individual experiences, academic analyses, political positions, literary and artistic representations of the discussion on coups d'état in Latin America during the period 1947-1990. We are interested in their applications, their collateral effects, the economic and social thinking that motivated them, as well as their impacts and their effects on the present.
Every knowledge producer linked to an institution has experienced the imperatives that, through rules and hierarchies, channel the production of knowledge and limit the results generated there. Common practices of the institutions involved in the production of knowledge are: the imposition of methods, theories that do not explain local contexts, or the exclusion of voices considered illegitimate for the production of knowledge.
Estela Schindel is a research and adjunct professor at the Institute for European Studies at the European University Viadrina Frankfurt (Oder), where she also acts as academic coordinator. She studied Communication Sciences at the University of Buenos Aires, where she worked as a professor in Computer Science and Society and Current Principals of Contemporary Thinking. She received her PhD in Sociology at the University of Berlin (Freie Universität Berlin) and completed her habilitation thesis in Sociology at the European University Viadrina.
María Grace Salamanca González has a PhD in Philosophy, mention in ethics, politics and law in the framework of a co-direction between the University of Lyon (France) and the Research Program Social Actors of the Medicinal Flora in Mexico (INAH). She is specialist in Epistemologies of the South.
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