El imaginario del Holocausto en la memoria social de las dictaduras latinoamericanas
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Cotidianidad, Holocausto, imaginario, Latinoamérica, memoria, testimonio
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La reconstrucción de la cotidianidad en la prisión política, a partir de casos de violaciones a los dd.hh. en Chile y Uruguay, supone recurrir a la memoria -con su pluralidad, diversidad y vacilaciones- como la principal fuente de conocimiento que contribuye a recrear y a resignificar los espacios evocados. Entendiendo la realidad y la memoria que la reconstruye como construcciones sociales, que incluyen el conocimiento de sentido común, el texto advierte sobre los procesos de transferencias y deformaciones presentes en los testimonios ilustrando esto con la presencia del imaginario del Holocausto en los testimonios de prisión política del cono sur de América Latina.
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Montealegre Iturra, J. (2012). El imaginario del Holocausto en la memoria social de las dictaduras latinoamericanas. Culture, Language and Representation, 10, 97–110. Retrieved from https://www.e-revistes.uji.es/index.php/clr/article/view/342
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