This article presents a comparative exploration of contemporary memory work related to the wars of the second half of the twentieth century in three Central American countries: El Salvador, Guatemala and Nicaragua. It identifes fve different heuristic proposals forwarded to explain the essential features of these wars (including their main causes and consequences). I refer to these heuristic proposals respectively as “imposed oblivion,” “war among brothers,” “revolution,” “anti-communism,” and “disillusionment.” Linked to specifc political and historical sectors, these heuristic proposals have different levels of traction in each country. Their study allows to visualize the political arena of memory work in each country, while also providin...
Drawing on the context of immunity and oblivion in El Salvador following the civil war (1980-1992), ...
This article exposes the hypothesis that memory artifacts, created to commemorate the victims of arm...
The present article reflects on the use of testimonies as sources for historical research of atrociti...
This article presents a comparative exploration of contemporary memory work related to the wars of t...
This article presents a comparative exploration of contemporary memory work related to the wars of ...
Drawing from previous research of the results of the 1990 and 1992 Peace Accords in Nicaragua and El...
¿Cómo analizar la multiplicación de museos, de lugares de memoria, de testimonios y conmemoraciones ...
This article studies the construction of the memories of the Salvadoran civil war (1981-1992) from a...
This article examines the memory work that former parties to the Salvadoran conflict engage in with ...
The battles of memory that take place in Central America in order to establish the truth about past ...
The article examines different experiences of recovery and institutional handling of the wounds of t...
International audienceThis paper proposes a reflection on memorial material and its use in the Centr...
In this article we reflect on the processes of memory and treatment of the past elaborated in / abou...
This article focuses on the production of the Memoria Histórica (mh: Historic Memory) Group Colombia...
International audienceThe battles of memory that take place in Central America in order to establish...
Drawing on the context of immunity and oblivion in El Salvador following the civil war (1980-1992), ...
This article exposes the hypothesis that memory artifacts, created to commemorate the victims of arm...
The present article reflects on the use of testimonies as sources for historical research of atrociti...
This article presents a comparative exploration of contemporary memory work related to the wars of t...
This article presents a comparative exploration of contemporary memory work related to the wars of ...
Drawing from previous research of the results of the 1990 and 1992 Peace Accords in Nicaragua and El...
¿Cómo analizar la multiplicación de museos, de lugares de memoria, de testimonios y conmemoraciones ...
This article studies the construction of the memories of the Salvadoran civil war (1981-1992) from a...
This article examines the memory work that former parties to the Salvadoran conflict engage in with ...
The battles of memory that take place in Central America in order to establish the truth about past ...
The article examines different experiences of recovery and institutional handling of the wounds of t...
International audienceThis paper proposes a reflection on memorial material and its use in the Centr...
In this article we reflect on the processes of memory and treatment of the past elaborated in / abou...
This article focuses on the production of the Memoria Histórica (mh: Historic Memory) Group Colombia...
International audienceThe battles of memory that take place in Central America in order to establish...
Drawing on the context of immunity and oblivion in El Salvador following the civil war (1980-1992), ...
This article exposes the hypothesis that memory artifacts, created to commemorate the victims of arm...
The present article reflects on the use of testimonies as sources for historical research of atrociti...