Mirta Alejandra Antonelli Professor in Modern Literature, Faculty of Philosophy and Humanities, UNC. Master in Sociosemiotics, Center for Advanced Studies, UNC. PhD in Literature, UNC. Professor of Introduction to Literature and Theories of Social Discourses II, FFyH, UNC. She has taught numerous undergraduate and graduate seminars. Director of thesis students and fellows at undergraduate, doctoral and postdoctoral levels (SeCyT-UNC; CONICET, CIN). Project director and researcher in charge of research teams (CyT, PICT-PIP-CONICET, SeCyt-UNC). Speaker and guest lecturer at national and international events, both disciplinary and transdisciplinary, and for social and indigenous organizations. She has participated in research transfer for public and legislative debates in defense of the commons. Author and co-author of books, chapters, and articles in national and international publications on social representations of violence and justice; media culture, politics and society; hegemonic mechanisms; and social resistance to the advance of neo-extractivism. Director of the journal Heretopopías, Letras, FFyH, UNC.