Presented by: Andrea Bardin (University of Padua, Italy), author of Epistemology and Politics in Gilbert Simondon (UnsamEdita, 2026). Discussants: Natalia Romé and Pablo Manolo Rodríguez (IIGG-UBA). Organized by: Critical Studies Program […]Read more
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The Institute for Educational Research and Pedagogical Development (IDEP), in Bogotá, Colombia, invites national and international teachers, researchers, and all interested individuals […]Read more
Winners of the "Tales of a January" Poster Competition The jury, responsible for the conceptual, historical, and aesthetic evaluation of the visual proposals, agreed to recognize the following artists: […]Read more
The Rómulo Gallegos Center for Latin American Studies Foundation (CELARG) joins the global campaign "I Sign for Cuba." Add your name to the petition for peace and sovereignty. Read more
“Chapter 7: Queer Feelings” in Sara Ahmed’s The Cultural Politics of Emotions. UNAM – CEIG: 2017 “A Thorny Proximity: How to Conjure An Unchosen Cohabitation?” by Ianina Moretti […]Read more
We celebrate 20 years of GEPSyCT with a series of talks. To celebrate two decades of the Group for Studies on Social Policy and Working Conditions (IIGG · UBA), we opened […]Read more
Presented by: Marta Prego Nieto (PhD candidate at the University of Murcia, Spain) Title: Communication Theories and Gender Studies in Ibero-America: Analysis of Academic ProductionRead more
Book presentation: Breaking Grounds: Philosophy, Politics, and the Question of Foundation [Edited by Damiano Sacco and Facundo Vega]. Participants: Bruno Bosteels, Donatella Di Cesare, Natalia Romé, Santiago Roggerone, and […]Read more
With the purpose of carrying out the activities undertaken by the Rómulo Gallegos Free Chair Research Unit, directed by researcher Rosa Elena Pérez Mendoza, [&Read more
On this occasion, our guest is María del Rosario Narea Porte, writer, essayist, storyteller, university professor, researcher, art and literature critic, and specialist in cultural management. She holds a degree in Literature. […]Read more