2008
DOI: 10.15448/1984-6746.2008.2.4466
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O anjo da história e a memória das vítimas: o caso da ditadura militar no Brasil

Abstract: O artigo se apóia na filosofia da história da Walter Benjamin para denunciar a barbárie que se aloja na base da sociedade ocidental e promove a exclusão e o esquecimento das vítimas. Indica o papel político da memória na construção da democracia e no resgate da dignidade humana, reconhecida a partir da alteridade evidenciada no sofrimento, seguindo mais de perto a experiência das ditaduras latinoamericanas, em especial, a da ditadura militar brasileira. PALAVRAS-CHAVE – Justiça das vítimas. Memória política. H… Show more

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“…On the basis of this depiction, the reconciliatory position argued for forgiveness, claiming that remembering the past could risk spurring a cycle of revenge between former antagonists. Against the ‘dangerous’ agenda of human rights activists – who were accused of stubbornly ‘looking backwards’ (Lessa, 2011: 179) – defenders of reconciliation pointed to the necessity of ‘turning the page’ (Silva Filho, 2008: 174), moving on and protecting the fragile peace.…”
Section: The Brazilian Fight Against Impunity (1970s–)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…On the basis of this depiction, the reconciliatory position argued for forgiveness, claiming that remembering the past could risk spurring a cycle of revenge between former antagonists. Against the ‘dangerous’ agenda of human rights activists – who were accused of stubbornly ‘looking backwards’ (Lessa, 2011: 179) – defenders of reconciliation pointed to the necessity of ‘turning the page’ (Silva Filho, 2008: 174), moving on and protecting the fragile peace.…”
Section: The Brazilian Fight Against Impunity (1970s–)mentioning
confidence: 99%