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Session Submission Type: Panel
This panel approaches the question of memory and memorialization in post-dictatorship Chile from four distinctive experiences (queer feminist performance, armed struggle, exile memory, and new technologies) focusing on practices of imagination, mapping, and the creation of new narratives that can be mobilizing in the aftermath of violence and trauma. We discuss issues of memory in relation to agency, the body, and political subjectivities and projects
Exile dilemmas: persistence and discontinuity of memory. - Joan G Simalchik, University of Toronto
Constructing history through imagination: new visual technologies and partial narratives from exile’s “Images of the Dictatorship” to “Carabineros, Jackass” - Camilo S Lanfranco
Pasos previos: Una propuesta para contextualizar y procesar las memorias docentes sobre el Conflicto Armado Interno - María A Pease, Pontificia Universidad Catòlica del Perù
Surviving Memory Workshops: Rescuing History with Salvadoran Civil War Refugees - Amanda F Grzyb, Associate Professor, Information and Media Studies, University of Western Ontario
Reparative Justice in Post-conflict Peru: The Effects of Reparations on Individuals and Communities - Fiorella P Vera-Adrianzén