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Millcayac Revista Digital De Ciencias Sociales Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org) Millcayac Revista Digital de Ciencias Sociales Volumen IV - Número 6 - Marzo 2017 MILLCAYAC - Revista Digital de Ciencias Sociales / Vol. IV / N° 6 / 2017. ISSN: 2362-616x. (pp. 1-8) Centro de Publicaciones. FCPyS. UNCuyo. Mendoza Millcayac - Revista Digital de Ciencias Sociales www.millcayacdigital.uncu.edu.ar Volumen IV - Número 6 - 2017 ISSN: 2362-616x Editada por el Centro de Publicaciones. Facultad de Ciencias Políticas y Sociales. Universidad Nacional de Cuyo Centro Universitario. M5502JMA. Mendoza, Argentina Tel. +54 261 4135008. Interno: 2013 [email protected] - [email protected] Licencia Creative Commons Millcayac - Revista Digital de Ciencias Sociales es distribuido bajo una Licencia Creative Commons Atribución-No Comercial-Compartir Igual 4.0 Internacional MILLCAYAC - Revista Digital de Ciencias Sociales / Vol. III / N° 5 / 2016. ISSN: 2362-616x. (pp. 1-8) Centro de Publicaciones. FCPyS. UNCuyo. Mendoza Autoridades de la Facultad de Ciencias Políticas y Sociales Decana: Mgter. Claudia Alejandrina García Vicedecana: Mgter. Silvia Mónica García Directora del Centro de Investigaciones Científicas: Lic. Esp. Andrea Blazsek Directora del Centro de Publicaciones: Dra. Rosana Rodríguez Directora de Millcayac-Revista Digital: Dra. Rosana Rodríguez Cuerpo editorial Directora y Editora jefa: Dra. Rosana Rodríguez Directora: Dra. Rosana Rodríguez Editora Técnica: Victoria Pasero Comunicación e imagen: Lic. Julieta Vignale Diseño/diagramación/compaginación de texto: Victoria Pasero y Lautaro Rodríguez Ñancu Corrección de estilo: Raquel Ferreyra Traducción español-inglés: Téc. Camila Berthold Soporte técnico: Sistema Integrado de Documentación (SID-UNCuyo), Lic. Juan Cruz Groisman y Bib. Adrián Méndez MILLCAYAC - Revista Digital de Ciencias Sociales / Vol. IV / N° 6 / 2017. ISSN: 2362-616x. (pp. 1-8) Centro de Publicaciones. FCPyS. UNCuyo. 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Argentina Investigación en Sistemas de Salud, Instituto Nacional de Salud Pública. México Lic. Ana Celina Puebla. Universidad Nacional de San Juan. Argentina Dra. Cristina Castellano. Universidad de Guadalajara. México. Universidad París 8. Francia Mgter. Rosa E. Quiroga Saavedra. Universidad Nacional de Córdoba. Argentina Mgter. Regina Cellino. CONICET. Universidad Nacional de Rosario. Argentina Dra. Carmen Ruiz Repullo. Universidad Pablo de Olavide. Universidad de Granada. España Dra. Mariana Chaves. CONICET. Universidad Nacional de Tres de Febrero. Universidad Nacional Mgter. Patricia Rivero. Universidad Nacional de de La Plata. Argentina Córdoba. Argentina Dra. Silvia Citro. CONICET. Universidad de Buenos Dr. Ernesto Rodríguez. Centro Latinoamericano Aires. Argentina sobre Juventud. Portal de Juventud de América Latina y el Caribe. Uruguay Mter. Jorge Colina. Instituto para el Desarrollo Social Argentino. Universidad Católica Argentina. Dra. María Graciela Rodríguez. IDAES. Universidad Argentina Nacional General San Martín. Argentina Dr. Nicolás Damín. CEIL- CONICET. Universidad Dra. Sara del Carmen Rojo de la Rosa. Universidade Nacional de Lanús. Argentina Federal de Minas Gerais. Brasil Dra. Laura Fandiño. Universidad Nacional de Dra. Florencia Rovetto. Universidad de Nacional Córdoba. Argentina de Rosario. Universidad Nacional de Entre Ríos. Argentina Dra. Carla Cristina García. Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo. Universidade Municipal de Lic. Susana Inés Souilla. Universidad Nacional de São Caetano do Sul. Brasil La Plata. Argentina Mgter. María Isabel Juri. Universidad Nacional de Dra. Adriana Amado Suárez. Universidad Nacional Córdoba. Argentina de La Matanza. Argentina Dra. Paula Laguarda. Universidad Nacional de La Mgter. Truyitraleu Tappa. Universidade de Brasília. Pampa. Argentina Brasil Dra. Romina Lerussi. CONICET. Universidad Nacional Dra. María Teresa Terrón. Universidad Pablo de de Córdoba. Argentina Olavide. España Dra. Lila Luchessi. Universidad Nacional de Río Dra. Sara Torres Hernández. Centro Chihuahuense Negro. Argentina de Estudios de Posgrado. México Dra. Cecilia Inés Luque. Universidad Nacional Dra. Consuelo Velez. Pontificia Universidad de Córdoba. Universidad Católica de Córdoba. Javeriana. Colombia. Pontificia Universidad Argentina Católica de Rio. Brasil MILLCAYAC - Revista Digital de Ciencias Sociales / Vol. IV / N° 6 / 2017. ISSN: 2362-616x. (pp. 1-8) Centro de Publicaciones. FCPyS. UNCuyo. Mendoza Índice EDITORIAL Datos editoriales 1 Prólogo 9 Rosana Rodríguez GÉNERO Y DERECHOS HUMANOS Artículo: Ser actriz en el cine indio: papeles, representaciones, compromisos 15 Zoran Lapov Relato de experiencias: O Movimento de Inserção Religioso-Social Nos Anos 1970: Experiência e Memórias de Mulheres religiosas no Brasil 47 Clarice Bianchezzi Artículo: Estados inalterables del cuerpo-nación 71 Rosanna Moreda Carrizo Artículo: Las Mariposas Mirabal: infinito vuelo de resistencia 87 María Jimena Marín ESTADO Y MOVIMIENTOS SOCIALES EN NUESTRA AMÉRICA Artículo: Movimiento Juvenil No a la Baja.Repertorio, oportunidad y ciclo de protesta 103 Mateo Berri Cardozo Artículo: Hacia la construcción de un enfoque socio-jurídico en el análisis de la producción cultural del género y las políticas sociales en la(s) juventud(es) 125 Yussef Becher Artículo: El sistema sanitario argentino: un análisis a partir de la evolución de los establecimientos de salud desde mediados del siglo XX a la actualidad 147 Matías Salvador Ballesteros MILLCAYAC - Revista Digital de Ciencias Sociales / Vol. IV / N° 6 / 2017. ISSN: 2362-616x. (pp. 1-8) Centro de Publicaciones. FCPyS. UNCuyo. Mendoza Artículo: Educación superior gratuita en Chile: un derecho social y humano invisibilizado por el Estado 175 Felipe Mateluna y Katalina Núñez Artículo: Disputas por la democracia:de las democracias hegemónicas a las democracias para la liberación 193 Héctor Altamirano Reseña: Democracia y Populismo en Venezuela. Reflexiones sobre su trayectoria para conocer su futuro 219 Juan Gastón Burlot BIENES COMUNES Y SOCIEDAD Artículo: Definiendo lo común en la era neoliberal: entre la expropiación y la institución de comunes 225 Matías Leandro Saidel COMUNICACIÓN, ARTE Y CULTURA Artículo: En los márgenes de la ciudad letrada: Pedro Lemebel y el archivo colonial 253 Mario Federico Cabrera Artículo: El equilibrio entre el proyecto cultural y el objetivo comercial:el caso de Eterna Cadencia Editora 269 Daniela Páez Artículo: Identidades y alteridades en las regiones argentinas. Una Cartografía pensada desde la sociología de las imágenes en las series federales INCAA 2010-2012 285 Noelia García Artículo: El periodismo online en el NOA: una aproximación
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