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The Uruguayan Journal of Anthropology and Ethnography, as its name suggests, seeks to position itself at the center of the Anthropological Sciences, contemplating the potential of an internal diversity, while maintaining and highlighting the vocation of ethnographic observation, analysis and writing about objects, relationships, towns, cities, identities, and cultural phenomena in general. The first was to become a biannual publication that prioritizes its online existence, to what was already a classic, the printed yearbook. According to this radical turnaround, we also had to find a new denomination to exist or be reborn in a new world, without completely abandoning what had been the inspiration and reason for lasting perseverance.