 Article 1. Theories and methods |
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| | · The sexual dimension of identity: between being, naming and acting
Ávila Huerta, Alejandro
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| | · Social representations related to burnout and engagement in public employment
Marsollier, Roxana Graciela; Hanne, Ana Valeria
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| Article 2. Cases |
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| | · Nostalgias in pandemic. Cultural practices and emotions in Argentina
Papez, Boris
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| | · The Kumbha Mela festival’s social representation in pandemic times: nature and religious imaginary in Modern India
Hernández Quiroz, Anselmo
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| | · Representations of the riverside landscape of Colima at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century through the letters of the Professor Gregorio Torres Quintero
Angulo Partida, Juan Pablo
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| | · A fear that consumes: women and young men helplessness in lieu of street sexual harassment
Molina Rodríguez, Nancy Elizabeth; López Molina, Sergio Alberto; Chávez Torres, Guillermina
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| | · Lilith and Eva Stereotypes to women who use drugs among providers of residential treatment for drug abuse
Ospina Escobar, Angélica María
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| Scientific essay |
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| | · Advertising photography and configuration of tourist imaginaries of Mexican towns: Pueblos Mágicos in Mexico
León Alvarado, Leticia Selene
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| Reviews |
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| | · Reseña del libro Microcosmes. Théorie des champs Bourdieu, Pierre (2022) París: Raisons d’agir 694 PP.
Sandoval Aragón, Sergio Lorenzo
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