Disseminating The domestication of plants: the human cultural niche in the sustainable relationship with the environment It is estimated that between 15,000 and 12,000 years ago, humans began to domesticate plants around the world, which led… Read More
Epiphanies Wars and Migration: The Basque Diaspora Archive Language Español / Euskera Those of us who are lucky enough to work on the exciting task of telling stories… Read More
Epiphanies Passes the Bechdel / Fails Feminism: Bridesmaids Revisited By now I hope we can all agree that just because a film features female characters who speak with one… Read More
Disseminating How to kill a mockingbird and, incidentally, eurocentrism Recently I read an article in a British newspaper about the decision of a Scottish school to cancel from its… Read More
Disseminating What spiders can teach us about the way we interact with the material world A spider sits at the centre of a web. The web that she wove, from strands of silk secreted by… Read More
Journeys Sama Abäj; much more than stones under water Traditionally, human groups have felt a particular fascination for settling near mountainous enclaves, not only because of the beauty that… Read More
Disseminating New uses for sacred places When we think about religion, one of the first images that comes to mind is that of the temple, an… Read More
Epiphanies Traces of pain. An encounter with COVID-19 More than a year after the confinement that plagued our realities due to SARS-CoV-2 began, and even without seeing a… Read More
Agustín Fuentes Read More Considering all humans and other organisms in the Anthropocene: learning to listen Read More Capitalism is not nature José Luis VeraAverías Read More Life in the pandemic: Between the time of Proust and Van Winkle Read More Why do they call it new normalcy when they mean fear? Women in science and arts Read More Cognition, undifferentiated cells, and development
