Editorial
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Abstract
For nine years the Ciencias Sociales y Educación journal has projected a pulse, i.e., a heartbeat in the constellation of the fluctuant field of what might be understood, in specific circumstances, as a scientific journal in the academic world. As it can be evidenced in the 18 issues published, and as it can be done in this current issue, we have published a series of articles derived from research, translations, reviews and interviews, and with each one of these a graphic design that acts not as a decoration but as a visual endeavor to invigorate the plurality of the contents of a scientific type publication. For this 19th issue, corresponding to the first semester of 2021, the journal presents seven articles derived from research, three translations from French to Spanish, and five reviews. The journal has selected a series of drawings considered as grotesque in art history of the Dutch Arent van Bolten (1573-1633), sculptor and painter of layers, curves and depths and organic manifestations that give his oeuvre a comic and grotesque style, linked to a fervent fantasy of biblical and teratology figures. In the last part of this issue, some reflections upon the six graphic works are shared.