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                <text>¿Afronta actualmente el capitalismo el “fin de la naturaleza barata”? Si así es, ¿qué podría significar esto y cuáles con las implicaciones para el futuro? Estamos, de hecho, siendo testigos del fin de la naturaleza barata en un sentido específico histórico. En vez de contemplar el fin de la naturaleza barata como la reafirmación de “límites de crecimiento” externos, sostengo que, a día de hoy, el capitalismo ha agotado la relación histórica que la produce. El fin de la naturaleza barata se comprende mejor como el agotamiento de las relaciones de valor que han restaurado periódicamente los “Four Cheaps”: trabajo, alimentos, energía y materias primas. Fundamentalmente, estas relaciones de valor son coproducidas por, y a través de, humanos con el resto de la naturaleza. La cuestión decisiva, por lo tanto, enciende las relaciones que envuelven y despliegan las sucesivas configuraciones de la naturaleza humana y extra-humana, simbólicamente capacitadas y materialmente realizadas, a través de la larga duración del sistema-mundo moderno. Significativamente, la apropiación de trabajo no remunerado —incluyendo los “regalos gratuitos” de la naturaleza— y la explotación del trabajo asalariado, forman una unidad dialéctica. Los límites del crecimiento enfrentados actualmente por el capital son suficientemente reales, y son “límites” coproducidos a través del capitalismo como ecología-mundo, uniendo la acumulación de capital, la búsqueda de poder y la coproducción de naturaleza como un todo orgánico. El límite de la ecología-mundo del capital es el capital en sí mismo.</text>
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                <text>Durante los últimos años la producción etnográfica sobre el conflicto medio ambiental ha generado un volumen considerable de aportaciones. En este artículo se contextualiza, en la tradición antropológica, las distintas perspectivas (la ecológica, la simbólica cognitiva y la política) que se han ocupado del entorno, de la construcción de la naturaleza y del papel otorgado a la naturaleza en la distribución de relaciones de poder. Todo para situar a las perspectivas de la ecología simbólica y ecología política como los enfoques, desde nuestro punto de vista, más pertinentes para abordar el conflicto medio ambiental. En un mundo donde se imponen visiones hegemónicas y discursos ecológicos globalizados, basados en una racionalidad político-económica que se pretende única, se hace necesario un análisis crítico para descifrar las claves de nuestra práctica cultural y para poner en práctica todo el conocimiento local aprendido, que permita sacar a la luz otros discursos practicables posibles desde lógicas marginales.</text>
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                <text>Se realizaron dos ensayos en segmentos de microcuencas en condiciones de producción de la Provincia de Pinar del Río: uno en Campo Hermoso y el otro en La Comunidad La Leña, Cuba. En ambas localidades se rotó el frijol variedad Bat 304 y Tomeguin 93, seguidos de maíz asociado con Mucuna deeringianum y se establecieron bordes de desagüe protegidos con barreras vivas de Leucaena leucocephala y Gliricidia sepium. Las pérdidas de suelos se estimaron en piscinas de sedimentación y limnígrafos Valday en Campo Hermoso y en el caso de La Leña sólo se determinaron las variaciones de la pendiente y el espesor máximo de sedimentos (EMS) al final de cada ciclo. El suelo fue un Ferralítico Cuarcítico (Ultisol), la fertilización se realizó de acuerdo a sus reservas, la preparación y labores culturales con tracción animal. Los resultados al cabo de cinco años mostraron una reducción en las pérdidas de suelos por debajo del umbral permisible (5 t/ha), aumento de la altura de las terrazas debido a los sedimentos acumulados, mayor disponibilidad de agua en la sección receptora, mayor cobertura en el período lluvioso, disminución del efecto erosivo de la lluvia, reciclaje de nutrimentos a través de los abonos verdes e incremento de los rendimientos respecto a las áreas donde no se realizaron prácticas de manejo. Se concluyó que el manejo integrado de los diferentes factores en laderas con pendientes mayores de 5%, es necesario para la conservación de suelos y agua.</text>
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                <text>La generación de graves problemas de naturaleza social, económica y ecológica tras la implementación de la Agricultura Industrializada en el primer mundo y de la Revolución Verde en el tercero durante este siglo, ha provocado respuestas tanto de movimientos sociales como de los estamentos científicos que desde un punto de vista amplio se hallan implicados en la elaboración de estrategias de desarrollo rural. Ello ha generado una crítica a los modelos de investigación y transferencia tecnológica hasta ahora vigentes y la propuesta de nuevas metodologías que pretenden corregir la degradación que aquellos modelos ocasionan tanto en la naturaleza como en la sociedad. No obstante, tales propuestas abarcan un amplio abanico que va desde las elaboradas por los Centros Internacionales de la Revolución Verde en un intento de adaptarse a los nuevos tiempos, hasta aquellas que conllevan una fuerte crítica al conocimiento científico formal': En la siguiente comunicación nos proponemos: 1. Caracterizar las nuevas metodologías de investigación en función de su génesis y su adscripción a los distintos paradigmas científicos. 2. Analizar desde el punto de vista crítico las aportaciones de cada metodologia al desarrollo de la Agroecología."</text>
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                <text>The impact of technologies on human action is a main issue in contemporary philosophy. In this paper I point out some of the key metaphysical and ethical issues of this ongoing technological revolution, highlighting an important change of paradigm: the metaphysical issue now arises within ethics. Today’s technology, indeed, opens up new possibilities: a man overcoming it is now at least conceivable, if not fully viable. The category of dependence is thus replaced by that of auto poiesis, in order to achieve perfection and to eliminate boundaries. In this regard, the technological possibilities are annihilating the «outdated» human subject, as it is profoundly determined by its limits. On the contrary, I show how the concept of limit may be a good starting point for an ontology of difference/identity: the limit, thus, allows us to recognize the identity and the difference. In contemporary environmentalism we can observe the opposite tendency: every individual —even the human being—is functional to the preservation of life (Ecosystem), and it can be, thus, sacrificed. In this regard, the overcoming of human nature coincides with the victory of Nature, i.e., of Life: life is to be protected, at all times, whether it is human or non-human life. The main reason of this fact is our naïve concept of Nature and our conception of the human being as a dangerous agent; the awareness of a great destructive power gained, however, cannot be a sufficient reason to consider the human being a cancer on the planet. In order to reestablish a proper relationship of man with himself and with the world, we finally need to develop an adequate anthropology, which takes into account the human person’s natural and spiritual nature, its limitations and its limits.</text>
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