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No. 25 (2025): Antropología Experimental

portada 25

DOI: https://doi.org/10.17561/rae.v25

Published: 2025-02-20

Miscellaneous Articles

Free: a memory exercise about Paúl Rivas, Javier Ortega and Efraín Segarra, journalists from Grupo El Comercio

Pablo Tatés Anangonó

1-20
- PDF (Spanish)
Democracy in Mexico as a way of life and its current configuration

Joaquín Ordóñez

21-36
- PDF (Spanish)
Citizen Participation and Socio-environmental Conflicts Perspectives from a Wind Power Case in Yucatán, Mexico

Cielo María Ávila López, José Israel Herrera

37-53
- PDF (Spanish)
The abandonment of teaching and the shortage of teachers Data and analysis on Its causes

Joan Tahull Fort, Fidel Molina-Luque

55-68
- PDF (Spanish)
Mexican women's narratives about their non-motherhoods

Virginia Romero Plana

69-81
- PDF (Spanish)
Migrating to be happy from sexual diversity Cartographies and ethnographies around young’s huastecs who arrived in the city of San Luis Potosí

Jorge Arturo Mirabal Venegas

83-105
- PDF (Spanish)
Woman and Mananta Resignification and transformation of intangible cultural heritage from a gender perspective

Valeria Tejero Navas

107-119
- PDF (Spanish)
Cultural diseases and popular healing in the Canary Islands A lived, felt and shared experience between the healer and mourner (and the objects)

Tomás Javier Prieto González

121-140
- PDF (Spanish)
Mythical landscapes and historical landscapes of Ancient Greece in the manga-anime Saint Seiya

Miguel Enrique García Valladares

141-157
- PDF (Spanish)
Dismantling the survivals of franco's otherness From generic binarism to co-responsibility in education ambit

Matilde Peinado Rodríguez

159-169
- PDF (Spanish)
Invaders, colonizers and natives Analysis of the stigma of the anthropogenic introduction of animal species

Enrique Couceiro Domínguez

171-185
- PDF (Spanish)
An anthropological proposal for the study of political parties

Jesús Gómez Jiménez

187-199
- PDF (Spanish)
Construction of tourist spaces and (re)production of inequalities in the Heart of Mexico Approaches from ethnographic research

Luis Angel Soto de Anda

201-214
- PDF (Spanish)
Metaphors, allegories and representations in the process of recovery from alcoholism

Oscar Osorio Pérez

215-228
- PDF (Spanish)
The development of places in the missionary labor of the “Hermanos Maristas” at Nueva Pompeya (Chaco, Argentina)

Eduardo González

229-249
- PDF (Spanish)
The feast of the Cross of Alosno A popular expression device to reweave social bonds

Evelina Zurita Márquez, Francisco Manuel Llorente Marín

251-264
- PDF (Spanish)
Anthropological perspectives, temporalities and emotions in the literature of Sándor Márai

Eduardo Moura Pereira Oliveira

265-279
- PDF (Spanish)
Spain and Ecuador through the lens of the prison reality Comparative analysis from the perspective of Social Work

Olga Del Moral-Lechuga, Belén Amador-Rodríguez, María del Carmen Sánchez-Miranda

281-291
- PDF (Spanish)
Earth is a masjid Justice for all and co-responsibility/radical co-care from the perspective of Muslims in Mexico City

Cynthia Hernández González

293-310
- PDF (Spanish)
Carnivorous masculinity Contemporary food values

Bernardo Novas Pardeiro

311-324
- PDF (Spanish)

Special issue: Linguistic Landscapes

Special issue. Linguistic landscape. Meanings, appropriations and urban rhetorics

Romina Grana

1-2
- PDF (Spanish)
The Linguistic Landscape in street marches with a gender perspective discourses of a dissident identity expression in the streets of Córdoba, Argentina

Florencia García Trigueros, Romina Grana

3-17
- PDF (Spanish)
Globalization and glocalization in the commercial linguistic landscape of Güemes (city of Córdoba, Argentina)

Miqueas Gatti

19-34
- PDF (Spanish)
“Cambiá el statu quo”: linguistic landscape and artivism in Córdoba (Argentina)

Magdalena González Almada

35-47
- PDF (Spanish)
Writing and death Epitaphs in the linguistic landscape of the city of Córdoba (Argentine)

Romina Grana

49-65
- PDF (Spanish)
Linguistic soundscape as an identity mark in the city of Córdoba, Argentina

Mariana Miranda, Magdalena González Almada

67-79
- PDF (Spanish)
The Enterprise of Identity Rubric Graffiti of Itinerant Youth (North-Central Córdoba City, Argentina)

Gabriel Schapira

81-97
- PDF (Spanish)

Monograph: Ethnographic Violence

Gender, body and sexual ethnographic violences Presentation of the monograph

Beatriz Pérez Galán, Cristina Larrea-Killinger

Texto 1: 1-9
- PDF (Spanish)
Ethnographic sexual violences What do our silences speak of?

Beatriz Pérez Galán

Texto 2: 11-25
- PDF (Spanish)
Places of contradiction Silenced experiences of violence in anthropological praxis

Luisa Abad González

Texto 3: 27-40
- PDF (Spanish)
Suffering, pain, and silence in fieldwork in Latin American urban-marginal contexts

Cristina Larrea-Killinger, Laura Garcia

Texto 4: 41-53
- PDF (Spanish)
Being a woman ethnographer in India The exposed body, the erased self, and agency on standby

Sandra Santos-Fraile

Texto 5: 55-68
- PDF (Spanish)
Emboding sexual violence in metaverse New challenges for 3.0 research

Claudia González Boluda, Sandra Fernández Corbella

Texto 6: 69-87
- PDF (Spanish)
Fugitive Collaborative Research Seeking Mutuality as Accountability

R. Elizabeth Velásquez Estrada

Texto 7: 89-101
- PDF (Spanish)
The challenges of feminist ethnography in contexts of multiple violences Reflections from Mexico

R. Aída Hernández Castillo

Texto 8: 103-116
- PDF (Spanish)
Sexual violence, seduction and ‘protection’ in fieldwork

Adriana Piscitelli

Texto 9: 117-129
- PDF (Spanish)
Insecurity and violence Ethnographic practice on the Mexico/EEUU border

Domila do Prado Pazzini

Texto 10: 131-142
- PDF (Spanish)
When fieldwork is affected by a continuum of violence Exploring alliances as strategies for confrontation

Inmaculada Antolinez Domínguez, Esperanza Jorge Barbuzano

Texto 11: 143-156
- PDF (Spanish)