Maria Monica Sosa Vasquez She is a social anthropologist graduated from the Universidad Autónoma de Yucatán (wow). Master's degree in Social Anthropology from the Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences (flaccid), based in Argentina, with current fieldwork in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires on political affectivities around feminist soccer. She collaborates with the Laboratory of Applied Anthropology of the flaccid and the Electoral Observatory of Latin America (oblat) of the Faculty of Social Sciences of the University of Buenos Aires (fsoc-uba). She teaches as an assistant professor of the course "Sistemas Socioculturales de América ii" of the Social Anthropology degree at the Faculty of Philosophy and Letters (ffyl) of the uba. His research interests are in anthropological theory, political anthropology, and gender and ethnic studies. He published "Brazil: genealogy of a farce" (2019) in. Plural MagazineCulture, harassment and society: hegemonies and feminisms" (2020) in Encartes and "The machine of making readings: for an erotic against nature, psychoanalysis" in Feminist Debate (in press).

Reseñas críticas

OKTUBRE/Patricio Rey y sus Redonditos de Ricotas

Carolina Bello, 2018 Estuario, Montevideo, 144 pp.

OKTUBRE, the Montage of an Era or “Rock as All Cries”

  • Maria Monica Sosa Vasquez

Both the oktubre The Redondos and Carolina Bello's do not constitute a partisan propaganda, as was the case with the Oktubre by Eisenstein and Aleksandrov (1928). However, this does not mean that politicization is excluded, nor that it is only present through references to Chernobyl. "Fuegos de Octubre", the first song of the album, seems -as the characters reflect- to break down that conception of politics as a task linked to a party or, in any case, only towards one.

Reseñas críticas

Acoso. ¿Denuncia legítima o victimización?

Marta Lamas, 2018 Economic Culture Fund, Mexico.

Culture, harassment and society; of hegemonies and feminisms

  • Maria Monica Sosa Vasquez

Marta Lamas is a Mexican anthropologist and feminist with an important career. In 1992 he co-founded the Information Group on Elected Reproduction, vital in the discussion about abortion in Mexico, decriminalized in Mexico City (2007). Within the framework of his latest work -Culture, harassment and society; of hegemonies and feminisms-, Mónica Sosa analyzes and questions the bases of her postulates, underlining the previous discussion in this regard.