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Mission Statement
aesthethika© as a concept was first created by a team of scholars, graduate students and researchers coming from diverse fields of studies both from Argentina and from the US. We have been for many years doing interdisciplinary and international research in areas such as communication, political theory, psychoanalysis, film theory, ethics, performance, human rights and cultural studies.
In aesthethika© we want to put together different traditions of thought that have in common a critical perspective on culture and subjectivity. We understand that the individual subject and the cultural realm can never be disassociated from the social and the political arenas. Hence, our concern is to explore those conjunctures, edges and areas where these problematics stand out.
aesthethika© is an independent, critical and investigative journal, more interested in inquiring than in reifying common judgments. Hence, it becomes a particular place from where to ask questions about disciplines, knowledges and practices that have effects on the psychical and the cultural bodies.
aesthethika© offers an educational and professional scenario to encourage stimulating, interdisciplinary research and theory. We focus on qualitative approaches to culture analysis, subjectivity analyses, and aesthetics. Its emphasis on qualitative, interpretive, and critical/cultural work and its collaborative, international review endeavor characterizes Aesthethika’s perspective as unique among contemporary journals.
Since 2010 aesthethika© is a Journal of the Departament of Ethics, Politics and Technology, Research Institute, School of Psychology, University of Buenos Aires
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Current Issue
Volume 22 / Issue 2
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The Value of Testimony and Processing Through Art
Benítez Longhi, María Belén Castros, Aldina de Isla, Ignacio Dominguez de Alzaga, Pia Jappe Camará Fagundes, Márcia Mastandrea, Paula; Universidad de Buenos Aires Revainera, Carlos Alberto Romero, David
La Plata Flood of 2013
Arce, Cristian Ariel Carabajal, Corina Margarita Dryzun, Jeanette Golinski, Judy Maroni, Carolina Andrea Pardini, Mariana Yasmin Trovato, Ignacio
Some Considerations for the Psychosocial Approach to Disasters and Catastrophes: An Analysis of the Rio Grande do Sul Floods Based on the Vagalumes Experience (2024)
González Pla, Florencia Albornoz P., Roraima Goulart, Débora Jatuff, Pablo José Kern, Cristina Dariano Marques, María Verónica Salvatierra, Jennifer Silva, Leonardo
October 7, 2023, as a Disruptive Phenomenon
Cruz, Doris Herminia Aguirre, Fátima Malena Lourdes Greco, Mayra Belén Acosta, Mónica Adriana Lobo, Walter Rubén Junco, Lucas Raúl
The promise as an (empty) framework that sustains the transference, Reflections on the disruptive element in a case involving a SAME intervention
Mazza, María Florencia Varela, Lucas Manuel Masciano, Julián Rasinsky, Susana Mentucci, Carina Real, María Ximena
Hotel Rwanda: How to ‘host’ the other in a catastrophe?
Argüello Valenzuela, Aldana De Simone, Adriana Verónica Gonzalez, Romina Verónica Sánchez Ominett, Silvina Alejandra Santojanni, Juan Matías Vega, Valentina Walsh, Miranda
When Terror Erupts at the Party: Sexual Violence, Disruption, and Memory after the Nova
Benítez Longhi, María Belén
What Keeps Burning: Disruptive Situations, Care, and Memory through a Wildland-Urban Interface Fire in Argentine Patagonia
Blanco, Zulema Córdoba, Fernanda Liaño, Luciana Lucero, Candela Rapela, Francisco J. Reartes, María Cecilia Tomei, Fabiana
Beyond the Emergency: Interventions Addressing the Disruptive Nature of the Zárate-Campana Flood (2025)
Báez, Daniela Verónica Biancotti, Frida Carrasco, Juliana Dmitruk, Lucía Escobar, Wanda de los Milagros Jiménez Coronel, Norma Solange Mussari, Ariel Oscar Osella, Claribel Milagros Rentería, Celina
“Flooding and Resilience”: From an Analysis of Institutional Crisis and Risk Management to the Design of a Project-Based Learning Proposal. The Case of the Floods in Zárate-Campana and Bahía Blanca, Argentina
Carlini, Sabrina Eyharchet, Mariana Virginia Longo, María Magdalena Rodríguez, Juliana Elizabeth Rosón, Lilia Tresenza, Alejandro Jorge Berriel, Pereira Sabrina Gisele
Psychoanalytic Listening as an Institutional Support Device: Clinical Intervention in Child Shelters through the SOS Brazil Project
Nigro, Adriana Elizabeth Casal, Aida Elvira Feldman, Aldana Yael Dorado de Lisondo, Alicia Beatriz Calazans de Toledo Piza, Ana Maria Maia Castilho Cadan, Cristiane Di Bello, Delvana
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