Red de Bibliotecas Virtuales de Ciencias Sociales en
América Latina y el Caribe

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Vista previa	Fecha de publicación	Título	Autor(es)
	-	This is Santiago del Estero: Images of the Nation and Province in the Courtyard of the Indian Froilán	-
	-	To Name the Tradition... Or the Future? Folk-Lore, Posfolklore, Folk-Link: Doubts, Comments and Proposals	-
	-	Folkloristas y Folklorólogos: the Strategies of Inclusion and Exclusion in the Discourse of the Folklore Magazine (1961-1981)	-
	-	The Carnival Aesthetics and the Impeachment of Dilma Roussef in the Street Manifestations of the City of São Paulo (2015-2016)	-
	-	Inscription of the Myth The Family in the Television Series The Appeared One, of Mariano Rosa	-
	-	Of Attachments and Disengagements. Discussions around Folklore, Nationalism and Identity in the Last Quarter of the 20th Century	-
	-	Dancing the Nation: Unity, Tensions and Fissures in the Configuration of the National Being	-
	-	History, Production and Continuity of the Chilean Folklore Society (1909-2008)	-
	-	Politics of Identity, Logics of Diversity and Folklore	-
	-	Introducción. Nuevas articulaciones entre Folklore, Política y Nación en América Latina	-
	-	Equipo editorial e Índice	-
	-	Sycorax and the Notion of Nature: a Reading of A Tempest by Aimé Césaire in the Age of Anthropocene	-
	-	Urban Landscape and Visual Arts in El acoso (1956) by Alejo Carpentier	-
	-	The Teaching of Literary Theory at University Level. Notes on the History of the Chair of Literary Theory of the School of Letters of the UNC	-
	-	The Desert as a Posibility: Raúl Zurita and Hugo Mujica after Nihilism	-
	-	Justice and Passion. Discourses in Dispute for the Democratization of the Judiciary in Argentina	-
	-	Image, Postura, Project. Bets on a New Approach to the Figure of the Author	-
	-	Landscape, Poetry and Voice in Tributo del mudo by Diana Belessi	-
	-	Imagined Maternity in Aloma and Carrer de les camèlies, of Mercè Rodoreda	-
	-	"Turn Nature Into a Tapestry": Landscape in José Lezama, Vicente Gerbasi y Octavio Paz's Aesthetics	-