Vol. 12 No. 2 (2022): Meta-memoria y roboética

Editorial

• Meta-memoria y roboética

  Juan Jorge Michel Fariña, Paula Belén Mastandrea

  7-9

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• The banality of oblivion. Meta-memory in the 2020’s cinema

  Israel Roncero Villarón

  11-21

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• The Turing test in Ex Machina: Is Ava an intentional system?

  Maria Paola Caycedo-Castro, Boris Julián Pinto-Bustamante

  23-32

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• “You woke me up”: the encounter with feminine jouissance as a condition of mourning in Her, by Spike Jonze

  Gabriela Saito Gutiérrez

  33-44

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• Fictional and Real Cyborgs: Notes on Literature, Cinema, Technoscience, and Psychoanalysis

  Claudia Suárez

  45-54

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• The Big Screen as a Laboratory and Mirror for Roboethics

  José Miguel Biscaia Fernández

  55-69

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• La hija perdida, entre el deseo y el estrago

  Emilse Pérez Arias

  71-72

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• The missed opportunity. Comment to The lost daughter

  Eduardo Laso

  73-78

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• Regretting Mothers in The Lost Daughter

  Natacha Salomé Lima

  79-83

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• Of Gods and Men. The Representation of the Osho Phenomenon in Wild Wild Country (2018)

  Álvaro Martín Sanz

  85-94

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• Babe, a pig not so gallant

  Sandra Daniela Rojas Castillo

  95-104

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• Reseña: Proyectamos alturas 8va edición del Festival Internacional de Cine de las Alturas

  Jimena Muñoz

  105-108

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• Reseña de libro: Desplazamiento forzado en escenarios de conflicto: perspectivas desde la ética y los derechos humanos

  M. Brinton Lykes

  109-114

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