Žižek, Slavoj. (2003). El sublime objeto de la ideología. Buenos Aires: Siglo XXI Editores. ISBN 978-1105-37-1 Número de páginas: 304.

Doctor de la Universidad de Buenos Aires

Latinismos neológicos en el siglo XV: una propuesta metodológica a partir de la lingüística de corpus

The aim of this paper is to present the theoretical and methodological keys that have been followed for the preparation of a corpus of neological latinisms of the 15 th century. Due to the lack of a historical dictionary of the Spanish language, our research is based upon the lexical items of the Diccionario del castellano del siglo XV en la Corona de Aragón (DICCA-XV). We’ve then compared the ...

Universidad Nacional Del Centro De La Provincia De Buenos Aires Facultad De Ciencias Exactas Magister En Ingeniería De Sistemas

Based on common functionality existing among different multi-agent systems (MAS) such as reactivity, deliberation and communication, several tools have been built to develop MAS. Despite these efforts, most of them are targeted to specific application domains or specific types of agents, limiting thus their applicability. This paper describes an approach to develop MAS that aims at providing fl...

Gabriel Bouzat Universidad de Buenos Aires

In this paper I will examine some of the practical and moral dilemmas posed by security policy in a country like Argentina where there is great social injustice and high levels of poverty and indigence with a sustained increase in violent crime against persons. Firstly, I will analyze certain economic indicators of the levels of poverty, destitution, and inequality that characterize social stru...

¿Curar el cáncer? Los orígenes de la radioterapia española en el primer tercio del siglo XX

ethical choices-but it raises challenges that have not been fully solved. The result creates an asymmetry. The earlier chapters include accounts of how each of the four main scientists discussed responded to National Socialism and fared under the Nazi stateWertheimer and Goldstein were prominent members of the intellectual migration. The last chapter, however, attempts to examine "wholeness" as...