In issue number 181, published in January 2026, the Symposium section of the journal Estudios Públicos features 5 articles written by 5 sociologists. The main theme of these articles revolves around the work "Sociological Narratives and Society." Tomás Moulian, José Joaquín Brunner, and Pedro Morandé: work, networks of...
By Beatriz García-Huidobro Rescuing Matilde Ladrón de Guevara's active sorority with Gabriela Mistral is a clear example that a discourse-based endorsement is not enough; actions that lead to results are required. In feminist, woke, progressive, or whatever we want to call these times, the concept of sorority caught fire like tinder in…
By Ricardo Amigo Dürre This book is the result of the author's doctoral research at the Center for Latin American Cultural Studies at the University of Chile. It presents an analysis of “the reflections and debates that Black/Afro-descendant intellectuals in Spanish-speaking America have developed in their written works concerning...
Days after the tragedy in the north, the inevitable comparison to what happened in Antuco has been repeated. But the 45 deaths in 2005 were due to the negligent order to march and the announced storm that surprised the group. In the whiteout, the situation got out of control; meanwhile, the...
Cristian del Campo, S.J., is the new president of our university; on #FuturoPSP, he speaks with Andrea Moletto and Alvaro Pacci about immigration, higher education, and the Catholic Church. In this conversation, our rector shares his perspective on the country, offering a critical reflection on immigration policies, higher education, and the Catholic Church, as well as the role that…
By Pablo Seguel «Although he was self-taught, Alvaro Puga considered himself an expert in propaganda and communications. Also in subliminal campaigns and psychological operations, a weapon that emerged during the Cold War and was systematized by the French doctrine of counter-subversive warfare and exported to the world by U.S. Special Warfare Schools. Low-flying planes…"
50 years after the coup d'état in Chile, the city of Santiago is the guest of honor at the Buenos Aires International Book Fair. From April 27 to May 15, 2023, Chilean writers reflected on and presented on old Santiago, its outskirts, the dictatorship, and...
Excerpt: The publication of «Mirar de lejos: descripciones» by Sandra Accatino leads a conversation with the art historian and academic, on a journey that includes Western art classics, as well as objects belonging to cabinets of curiosities, gathered in this book.
