No. 9 (2002)

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Published: 2014-07-03

SABERES Y RAZONES

Presentation. transgressions

17-20
Inorganic Sex in cyberspace: relationships between science and pornography

Miquel Ángel Ruiz Torres

23-56
Bands to urban tribes. Transgression to new social identity

Héctor Castillo Berthier

57-71
The wonderful and everyday life. Women of African descent in Acapulco, XVII century

Luz Alejandra Cárdenas Santana

72-88
Breaking schemes. The ethnographic portrait of a family of transvestites in urban Oaxaca

Michael J. Higgins, Tanya L. Coen

89-95
Witchcraft as a political discourse among the Toba of the Argentine Chaco

Carlos A. Salamanca, Florencia C. Tola

96-116
Comment. The Other and the threat of transgression

Roger Bartra

117-122

ESQUINAS

The multidisciplinary approach in the analysis of work and development: an epistemological discipline

Abdallah Nouroudine

125-131
Capital, the rituals and the borders of the closed corporate community

James B. Greenberg

132-147
Opposing capitalism in Yucatan. The cause of the rebels of the Caste War (1847-1850)

Piedad Peniche Rivero

148-160

TESTIMONIOS

Intellectual closure. Interview with SalomÃ³n Nahmad

Margarita Dalton

163-176

RESEÑAS

Mariachi and Puebla as Chinese national identity in the twentieth century to the diverse and heterogeneous in the XXI century

Salvador Sigüenza Orozco

179-184
Of micro urban history

Esteban Sánchez Tagle

185-187
Dating Practices

Soledad González Montes

188-191