Inhabiting memory : essays on memory and human rights in the Americas
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Inhabiting memory : essays on memory and human rights in the Americas
Wings Press, 2011
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- Searching for Irma : memory, history and impunity / June Carolyn Erlick
- An angel passes by : silence and memories at the massacre of El Mozote / Claudia Bernardi
- The past is present : memory and history in Post-Pinochet Chile / Peter Winn
- Conversations with the dead : bearing witness in the AIDS memorial quilt / Marita Sturken
- Memory paths and life journeys : Mario Benedetti, Eduardo Galeano, and Cristina Peri Rossi / Mercedes Rowinsky-Geurts
- The view from the hill / Laura Rocha Nakazawa
- Singing, dancing and remembering : links between music and memory / Susana Kaiser
- Borders, memories and realities / Norma E. Cantú
- Out of the crying came the roses : the peace park of Villa Grimaldi / Emma Sepúlveda
- Chile : micros, marraquetas and canciones in the epoch of globalization / Nancy Barra
- Minimal autobiography of an "exiled daughter" / María Rosa Lojo ; translated by Brett Alan Sanders
- Beyond the boundaries of legal justice : a country called memory / Nora Strejilevich
- A new praise of folly / Julio Cortázar
- Safe in grateful arms / Margaret Randall
- A salvo en un abrazo agradecido / Margaret Randall ; translated by Leandro Katz y Diego Guerra
- Someone lives / Margaret Randall
- Alguien vive / Margaret Randall ; translated by Leandro Katz y Diego Guerra
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内容説明
The relationship between historical or traumatic events and the memories created by them are examined in this selection of essays by writers who have been affected by the social and political upheavals of Latin America during the past four decades. Recognizing the impact these events have had upon both collective and individual memory, these essayists also recall hard times living through the McCarthy era and the AIDS epidemic as well as the effects of living in exile from Chile and the bi cultural reality around the U.S. border with Mexico.
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