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Heterotopías

Universidad Nacional de Córdoba · Argentina

eISSN2618-2726

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This journal explores the multifaceted role of humor across various forms of expression, including literature, social media, film, and political discourse. It examines how humor functions as a tool for critique, decolonization, and challenging dominant narratives. The journal also investigates the intersection of humor with memory, archives, and material culture, as well as its application in understanding political phenomena and social identities.

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General Information

Country / RegionArgentina

Primary LanguageSpanish

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StatusActive

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Peer ReviewDouble anonymous peer review

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OA LicenseCC BY-NC-SA

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COPE Member✗ No

OASPA Member✗ No

Not on Predatory Lists✓ Yes

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8/12 · 67%

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Universidad Nacional de Córdoba

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2618-2726

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DOAJ

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Peer review process documented?

Double anonymous peer review

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✓ Clean

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DOAJ verified

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Primary language documented?

Spanish

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Research Topics (OpenAlex)

Humor Studies and ApplicationsLatin American Literature StudiesLatin American Literature AnalysisLiterary and Cultural StudiesMedia and Communication StudiesLiterary and Philosophical StudiesArgentine historical studiesMemory, violence, and historyCultural and Social DynamicsBorges, Kipling, and Jewish Identity