Julieta Brodsky. Social and cultural anthropologist from the University of Granada, Spain, graduated in Promotion and Management of Cultural Rights from the University of Buenos Aires. She served as Minister of Cultures, Arts, and Heritage in Chile from 2022 to 2023. She was the Director of Research at the Observatory of Cultural Policies (OPC) (2011- 2022) and founded the Cultural Association Tramados. She played a leading role in the OPC activities within the Trama Project: Network of Cultural Workers (2014- 2017), particularly in research, methodologies, workers’ rights, associativity, and proposals for public policy. She is a co-author of published studies such as “The Scenario of the Cultural Worker in Chile The Role of Public Policies in the Working Conditions of Musicians in Chile”; “How is Theater Sustained in Chile”; as well as the document Agenda Trama: Recommendations for the development of the arts in Chile; She has led numerous research, training, and advisory projects for local, regional, national, and international governments and organizations, focusing on diagnosing and developing cultural policies. Her interests have revolved around labor conditions and economic organizational modes within the cultural field, cultural and community participation processes, and Cultural Rights.
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Cultural criticism, new bet of IIPSS Editorial Project
The International Institute for Philosophy and Social Studies (IIPSS), together with the Metales Pesados publishing house, will publish two new works from the collection Constelaciones Críticas, which was funded by the 2023 Book and Reading Public Fund from the Ministry of Cultures, Artes and Heritage. The collection Constelaciones Críticas is an editorial project of the International Institute for Philosophy and Social Studies (IIPSS) that aims to produce theoretical tools that…
Call for Internships and Professional Training at IIPSS
Are you an undergraduate student looking for a place to do your professional internship? Are you a recent graduate interested in volunteering to learn about how an organization dedicated to research, education, and public policy advisory works? The International Institute for Philosophy and Social Studies is opening its call for internships and professional practices for 2024. The International Institute of Philosophy and Social Studies, based in Santiago, Chile, is pleased…
Call for papers Journal Pléyade Nº 33
From the Sociology of Culture to Cultural Sociology: Theoretical Drifts, Experimental Methodologies, and Critical Interventions Since its beginnings as a discipline, sociology has thematized the concept of culture. While some theoretical currents have considered it an exhausted concept for interpreting social phenomena, others have incorporated it as a key vector for deciphering the transformations of modern society. Although the words society and culture have a common etymological origin – Latin…
Call for papers Journal Pléyade Nº 34
Miscellaneous Pléyade. Revista de Humanidades y Ciencias Sociales’s issue 34 is receiving articles that, from disciplinary or interdisciplinary perspectives hosted on social sciences and humanities, allow us to advance analytic, critical and purposeful orientations about social, cultural and intellectual phenomena of national, regional, and global significance and interest. Due to the issue’s thematic plurality, the selection criteria are based on the proposals’ quality and conceptual and/or methodological rigor. The proposals…
Valeria Campos publishes a new book on a philosophical analysis of eating
The philosopher Valeria Campos, a researcher at the International Institute of Philosophy and Social Studies, invites us to question ourselves in her book “Pensar/Comer”, one of humans’ most habitual exercises, which is eating. In her proposal, she addresses one of the ways in the history of philosophy in which eating ceases to be a parasitic theme or the object of a proto-philosophy to become the centre of thinking itself, even…
Materialism and Criticism: A study to understand critique today
At a time when critical thinking is co-opted by neoliberalism, it is urgent to ask: What is critique today? What lessons can we draw from the formative process of the Frankfurt School? How can a review of early writings help us answer the question of the role of theory in social change? With these questions, the philosopher Nicolás del Valle sets out to study the work of the German philosophers…
Make knowledge a meeting place: what’s behind Critical Constellations, IIPSS editorial project for 2022
With the award of the Book and Reading Fund 2022, in the category of publishing collection, the International Institute of Philosophy and Social Studies (IIPSS) seeks to contribute to the public, social, political, and cultural discussion of the country through critical thinking.
Without East nor West, where do we stand to understand Afghanistan’s crisis? Interview with Rodrigo Karmy.
To talk about the Afghanistan crisis and try to understand what is happening today in the Middle East is quite complex but with the perspective of Rodrigo Karmy, the Universidad de Chile PhD in Philosophy, professor at the Centre for Arab Studies at the same university and researcher at the IIPSS. It is easier, not only because of his background, but also because of his invitation to question everything and to look beyond the East-West axis. But how would that look like?
PANDEMIC, FEMINISM AND THE CARE CRISIS – INTERVIEW WITH VALENTINA ÁLVAREZ (PART II).
The pandemic and the COVID-19 crisis have undoubtedly made visible and exposed the historical inequalities between men and women in terms of domestic work and care tasks. How can we understand the double role and exploitation experienced by women in the current crisis?
Marxism and Feminism: tension, misunderstanding or combination? – Interview with Valentina Álvarez (Part I).
Feminism and Marxism: two dichotomous theoretical currents? Why has a distance been established between these currents? For Valentina Álvarez, doctor in sociology, gender expert and researcher at the International Institute of Philosophy and Social Studies (IIPSS), this tension is related to a restricted interpretation of Marxist theory, which does not allow us to see the contributions made by the Marxist feminist perspective in current discussions.