Training in Social Justice and Culture of Life: A Challenge for the University by Díaz-Gamboa, Luis Bernardo

“…Does the current University in Colombia serve training in social justice and the culture of life? On this question, it can be affirmed that one starts from a serious problem of social exclusion, which leads to a culture of ignorance of life and change of political, social or economic power. …”

Re-meaning the other: interculturality shaping in the development and intervention of social work by Torres, Myriam Fernanda, Villafañe, Gerardo Vélez

“…The stated purpose was reached from the analysis of different discourses on the subject, in order to explore and reveal the uses and abuses of power that are generated in social interactions and discourses, which are impregnated by connotations of exclusion, discrimination and domination , which are most of the time accepted and legitimized from the political level, therefore, its visibility enables emancipations and transformations in social dynamics. …”

Social justice and racial discrimination understandings in the EFL classroom through the implementation of a project-based didactic unit by Ramírez Sánchez, Mariana

Discurso e ideología. Una aproximación a las alocuciones presidenciales, como formas de control social by Martínez García, Caterine Paola

Ulysses unbound? The Covid-19 public health emergency in the context of Chile’s constitutional crisis by Morales, Antonio

“…In dealing with the sanitary crisis, public authorities have adopted measures that resemble some of the policies implementedto confront the social crisis taking place in the country since October 2019. …”

Redes sociales, poder político y familia. Un análisis a partir de los Posse Talavera en Tucumán (1830-1870) by Bolsi, Francisco

The Speech of the Twetter: A Linguistic, Sociodiscursive and Sociopragmatic Analysis by ARRIETA BETTÍN, LUZ ELENA, AVENDAÑO DE BARÓN, GLORIA SMITH

“…The results revealed that Uribe’s Twitter messages contain a language loaded with personal, spatial and temporal deictic marks, with particularized conversational implica- tions and discursive strategies, which carry intentions aimed at denouncing and censuring President Santos’ administrative and political decisions and actions. The enunciator, Uribe, authenticates his politico-ideological principles and his past and present actions at the expense of the de-legitimization of his successor and the group of collaborators, since the   purpose is to show that his Government was better and still exercises the power to interfere with criticism and publicly in the political, social and economic affairs of national life and, in turn, influence and gain acceptance of readers and public opinion in general. …”

Education for peace and vocational training: an approach based on documentary research by Torres Gómez, Myriam Fernanda

“…One of the findings is the emerging didactic approach based on educational practices regarding peace in the context of social sciences at universities. Such approach focuses on addressing peace from the perspective of macro-social and socio-political conflicts instead of educating in and for peace in the context of everyday life…”

Tú, Usted and the construction of male heterosexuality in young, working class men in Tolima by Zwisler, Joshua James

HISTORIOGRAPHY TENDENCIES SEEN THROUGH THE DOCTORATE THESES IN SCIENCES OF EDUCATION. RUDECOLOMBIA (1998 - 2007) by Acuña Rodríguez, Olga Yanet

“…This has allowed to identify several trends such as institutional history, social history of education, elites and political power, socio-cultural history, school knowledge history, all of which have also allowed to identify new problems, new methodologies, new characters, new sources. …”

La religión como institución cultural by Cortés Daza, Johanna Emilce

Public Emergency, Presidentialism and Rule of Law in Argentina in the context of the COVID-19 by Altavilla, Cristian

“…The health emergency highlighted a series of problems, social, political and economic, as well as issues related to the institutional design of the Argentine constitutional system. …”

Globalization and Bilingualization in Colombia by Miranda Montenegro, Iván Ricardo

“…The critical analysis of discourse (Fairclough, 1989, 1992, 1995, 2006; Van Dijk, 2004, 2009; Wodak, 2003) made it possible to discern the role of official discourse in the search of social acceptance of bilingual policies. The Colombian Ministry of National Education has been responsible for circulating a discourse, imbued with institutionalized power that exerts coercion on a passive social actor, which promotes ignorance of a traditional and natural  multilingual country, in pursuit of an artificial bilingualism. …”

La imbricación vida-poder en el pensamiento de Michel Foucault y Giorgio Agamben by Raffin, Marcelo Sergio

El discurso del tuit : un análisis lingüístico, sociodiscursivo y sociopragmático by Arrieta Bettín, Luz Elena, Avendaño de Barón, Gloria Smith

La Guerra Fría en Colombia. Una periodización necesaria by González Cepeda, Liborio Eugenio

Cortesía verbal y fórmulas de tratamiento pronominales usadas en la cotidianidad por estudiantes de la Universidad Pedagógica y Tecnológica de Colombia Seccional Duitama by Vega Colmenares, Hugo Fernando

Book Receipts by Díaz Gamboa, Luis Bernardo

“…Dídima Rico has given me this interesting book that is a kind of interview by the communicator Angel Beccassino to the jurist and political scientist Alex Vernot. There are many topics such as political and economic power, corruption, machismo, the legalization of drugs, the internet, prostitution and water, among others. …”

The writing of the history: Jean Pierre Fave an approach to the theory of story by Gómez Palomino, Alfredo

“…With this approach to the methodology of the Theory of the History, the article supports a novel historiography bet for the national academic environment, when describing and explaining, a powerful methodology for the studies of social and political history.…”

Salvador Benesdra’s View of Neoliberalism in El traductor [The Translator] by Guzmán Rubio, Federico

“…The result is an approach of how the author represented the power of neoliberalism in different scopes like social frameworks, labour sphere, emotional scenarios, and political and cultural contexts. …”