The regime of the temporal in the future of anthropological sciences
Sonnia Romero Gorski
Published 2020-12-26
Keywords
- Tiempo,
- Antropología,
- Etnología
- Time,
- Anthropology,
- Ethnology
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Copyright (c) 2020 Sonnia Romero Gorski
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Abstract
The reference to time was present in the theme of the Call during all of 2020 and without having foreseen it, it became immediately very appropriate and unavoidable in this year dominated by the arrival and installation of the global sequence of the pandemic. Then the reflection on time, as a chain of events, and with the sense of uninterrupted
narration, now leads me to evoke everything that has happened throughout the years in which I have been in charge, as Editor, of giving existence and continuity to the
publication in Uruguay of an academic journal of anthropology.
The first was the Yearbook of Social and Cultural Anthropology in Uruguay, from 2000 to 2015. In 2016 it became the Uruguayan Journal of Anthropology and Ethnography, RUAE, incorporating qualitative changes, such as the semester frequency, with parameters required by Scielo Uruguay, Latindex, DOAJ, among others.
From 2016 to 2020 the RUAE has punctually fulfilled its commitments to publish in digital format, OJS; it also continued to publish the full version in PDF thanks to
the location given to it on the UNESCO-Montevideo website.
Needless to say, I did not manage alone such a journey, of 20 full years.