2011
DOI: 10.1353/jsh.2011.0044
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Between the Voices of the State and the Human Rights Movement: Never Again and the Memories of the Disappeared in Argentina

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“…While perhaps the most obvious divide is between people at opposite ends of the political spectrum (e.g., supporters of the military and members of human rights groups or leftist political organizations), the field of collective memory making is neither homogeneous (even within “one side” of the divide) nor static. Collective memory is a process, always emerging, even as “emblematic memory” is instituted (Steve Stern, 2004, cited in Crenzel, 2011: 1071) and as categories of victims of atrocity are set in stone through monuments (Vecchioli, 2001). Political developments in the country, such as impunity laws, the opening of judicial proceedings, and new generations of human rights activists, have shaped what is remembered and how.…”
Section: Collective Memory Making: Contested and Shifting Terrainmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…While perhaps the most obvious divide is between people at opposite ends of the political spectrum (e.g., supporters of the military and members of human rights groups or leftist political organizations), the field of collective memory making is neither homogeneous (even within “one side” of the divide) nor static. Collective memory is a process, always emerging, even as “emblematic memory” is instituted (Steve Stern, 2004, cited in Crenzel, 2011: 1071) and as categories of victims of atrocity are set in stone through monuments (Vecchioli, 2001). Political developments in the country, such as impunity laws, the opening of judicial proceedings, and new generations of human rights activists, have shaped what is remembered and how.…”
Section: Collective Memory Making: Contested and Shifting Terrainmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…With respect to the human rights movement, the features of the past that have been highlighted or silenced have undergone shifts over time and in relation to the intervention of different social actors and political events. For instance, scholars note that some of the early human rights achievements during the democratic transition in Argentina (e.g., a measure of governmental response through the Nunca Más report or the trial of the juntas) were partly grounded in the use of humanitarian appeals and language but at the cost of depoliticizing or silencing the activist histories and identities of many of the disappeared and survivors (Crenzel, 2011; Cueto Rúa, 2010; Feld, 2002). This framing was later modified by sectors of the human rights movement—particularly, though not exclusively, organizations of children of victims of state terrorism such as Hijos por la Identidad y la Justicia contra el Olvido y el Silencio (H.I.J.O.S.…”
Section: Collective Memory Making: Contested and Shifting Terrainmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Melissa Lucashenko’s small act of historical recollection implicitly claims that to speak of remembering in or from Australia necessarily involves Australia’s First Peoples. This simple but fundamental recognition – that indigenous people and hence indigenous remembering was already in place before colonisation – has only assumed the status of a ‘public truth’ (Crenzel, 2011) since the judicial recognition of Native Title rights to land in the Mabo decision of 1992. One of the things that Mabo, and Lucashenko, radically undermine is the forgetfulness of twentieth-century Australian nationalism.…”
Section: Journeys and Memoriesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Όσον αφορά το τελευταίο σηµείο -δηλαδή τον τρόπο που προσλαµβάνονται κάθε φορά οι αφηγήσεις της επίσηµης µνήµης από τα ξεχωριστά µέλη της οµάδας -η διερεύνηση της σχέσης ανάµεσα στην επίσηµη και την αυτοβιογραφική µνήµη αποτελεί ένα κενό στην έρευνα του µετασχηµατισµού της συλλογικής µνήµης. Αυτή η σχέση εξαρτάται επίσης από τις κοινωνικοπολιτικές συνθήκες της κάθε χώρας, όπως το πολίτευµα και η αντίστοιχη ελευθερία λόγου που δίνεται στους πολίτες (Waldman, 2009• Crenzel, 2011• Rosoux, 2001• Meckel et al, 2008• Hirsch, 1997• Olick & Robbins, 1998 και τέλος δ) η παράθεση πληροφοριών µε στόχο τη συζήτηση για τις συνθήκες του τραυµατικού γεγονότος η οποία πιθανώς να ενθαρρύνει την επανεξέταση της σύγκρουσης και από τις δύο οµάδες.…”
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