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
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Epiphanies How to Watch a Film from a Feminist Gaze We’ve now explored the meaning of feminism and, in broad terms, what does and doesn’t constitute a feminist-friendly film (https://iconema.com.mx/author/dsnivelyen/?lang=en).… Read More
Disseminating The Phylogeny and Ontogeny of Morals in times of pandemic Evolution is a process of biological change that all organisms undergo over time, through which biological variants are produced which… Read More
Disseminating Progression Narratives and the Human Superiority Complex A recent article in The Guardian, boldly titled “Humans exploiting and destroying nature on an unprecedented scale”, outlined research that… Read More
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