No. 65 (2021): La pandemia que cambió el futuro

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Published: 2021-02-23

SABERES Y RAZONES

Reflexiones, testimonios y legados sobre la pandemia

Alberto Aziz Nassif

8-13
Northern Mexico between Pandemics. The 1918 Flu

América

14-33
Learnings and New Paths in The Study of Disasters and Epidemics. An Anthropological Perspective

Virginia García Acosta

34-53
Covid-19 in Germany, a Miracle?

Marianne Briag

54-65
The Post-Pandemic City: From Urbanism to “Civitism”

Fernando Carrión, Paulina Cepeda

66-85
Political Forms in the Face of The Pandemic

Ilán Bizberg

86-105
Undoing the World’s Daily Life. The Coronavirus as a Critical Event, its Revelations and (Re)interpretations

Gustavo Lins Ribeiro

106-123
The Dislocations of Covid-19, Old Inequalities and New Battles

Federico Navarrete

124-139
Foggy Stories About Caring for The Elderly in Covid-19 Times

Leticia Robles

140-155
The Relationships of Organized Entrepreneurs with the President of Mexico During the Pandemic

Carlos Alba

156-177

LEGADOS

The Return of Ivan Illich in Times of Coronavirus

Humberto Beck

180-187

TESTIMONIOS

“Nothing is Certain.” Health Practitioners Facing the Unknown Virus and Care in the Pandemic in Mexico

Georgina Rojas García, Margarita Estrada Iguíniz, Lisa Warn Cruz

190-201

RESEÑAS

The Return of a Classic of Latin American Medical Anthropology: Power, Social Stratification and Health

Victoria Evia Bertullo

204-208
To Think about the Mexico of Today

Diana Alejandra Silva Londoño

209-213
Abrir los secretos de la investigación crítica. Teoría del método configuracionista Opening the Secrets of Critical Research. Theory of The Configurationist Method

Saúl Horacio

214-217
Queer Agency From Latin America

Susana

218-222
Ours Collaborators

Revista

223-228