Sites of Memory in Spain and Latin America is part of the corpus of studies in historical memory, particularly those reflecting issues of historical memory in Hispanic societies. This collection covers a heterogeneous body of cultural products and social movements emerging in contemporary Spain and in Latin American to the present.
Sites of Memory in Spain and Latin America is part of the corpus of studies in historical memory, particularly those reflecting issues of historical memory in Hispanic societies. This collection covers a heterogeneous body of cultural products and social movements emerging in contemporary Spain and in Latin American to the present.
Aída Díaz de León is visiting professor of Spanish in the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures at St. Lawrence University. Marina Llorente is professor of modern languages and literatures at St. Lawrence University. Marcella Salvi is associate professor of Italian and Spanish at St. Lawrence University.
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Part I: Introduction The Politics of the Past and the Fragmentary Present: Locating Memory in Spain and Latin America, by Aída Díaz de León Part II: From the Repertoire to the Archive: Memory in Chile after Pinochet Chapter 1: Performing Memory and Democracy in Chile, by Liliana Trevizán Chapter 2: Memory in Chile: A Conversation on Democracy. Interview to Ricardo Brodsky Baudet, Executive Director of the Museum of Memory and Human Rights in Chile (December 3, 2013), by Oscar D. Sarmiento and Liliana Trevizán Part III: Literature as Media of Memory in Spain and Latin America Chapter 3: Everything Is Coming to Light: Re-appearance of Lost History in Carmen Martín-Gaite's El cuarto de atrás, by Marcella Salvi Chapter 4: Exile and Erasure: A Poetic Reconstruction of the Spanish Past in Antonio Crespo Massieu's Elegía en Portbou, by Marina Llorente Chapter 5: Translation as a Means of Preserving Historical Memory in Spain, Nicaragua, and Chile, by Steven F. White Chapter 6: Narrativa e ilusión: Argentine Historical Memory in Una sombra ya pronto serás by Osvaldo Soriano, by Mallory N. Craig-Kuhn Part IV: The Struggles of Memory in the Global Market: Venezuela and Mexico Chapter 7: The Children of 1989: Resurrecting the Venezuelan Dead, by George Ciccariello-Maher Chapter 8: Depoliticization, Historical Memory, and Resistance to Obliviousness: The Case of Feminicide and the Cotton Field Memorial in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, by Martha I. Chew Sánchez and Alfredo Limas Hernández Part V: The Palimpsest of Memory: Reconstructing Race, Culture, and Religion from Colonial Times to the Present in Peru, Mexico, and the Dominican Republic Chapter 9: Mystic Ringing of Stone Bells: A Case of Annihilation of Cultural Memory in Peru, by Beatriz Carolina Peña Chapter 10: The Memory of Black Womanhood in Mexico: La Mulata de Córdoba, by Selfa A. Chew Chapter 11: Casting Traitors and Villains: The Historiographical Memory of the 1605 Depopulations of Hispaniola, by Juan José Ponce-Vázquez
Part I: Introduction The Politics of the Past and the Fragmentary Present: Locating Memory in Spain and Latin America, by Aída Díaz de León Part II: From the Repertoire to the Archive: Memory in Chile after Pinochet Chapter 1: Performing Memory and Democracy in Chile, by Liliana Trevizán Chapter 2: Memory in Chile: A Conversation on Democracy. Interview to Ricardo Brodsky Baudet, Executive Director of the Museum of Memory and Human Rights in Chile (December 3, 2013), by Oscar D. Sarmiento and Liliana Trevizán Part III: Literature as Media of Memory in Spain and Latin America Chapter 3: Everything Is Coming to Light: Re-appearance of Lost History in Carmen Martín-Gaite's El cuarto de atrás, by Marcella Salvi Chapter 4: Exile and Erasure: A Poetic Reconstruction of the Spanish Past in Antonio Crespo Massieu's Elegía en Portbou, by Marina Llorente Chapter 5: Translation as a Means of Preserving Historical Memory in Spain, Nicaragua, and Chile, by Steven F. White Chapter 6: Narrativa e ilusión: Argentine Historical Memory in Una sombra ya pronto serás by Osvaldo Soriano, by Mallory N. Craig-Kuhn Part IV: The Struggles of Memory in the Global Market: Venezuela and Mexico Chapter 7: The Children of 1989: Resurrecting the Venezuelan Dead, by George Ciccariello-Maher Chapter 8: Depoliticization, Historical Memory, and Resistance to Obliviousness: The Case of Feminicide and the Cotton Field Memorial in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, by Martha I. Chew Sánchez and Alfredo Limas Hernández Part V: The Palimpsest of Memory: Reconstructing Race, Culture, and Religion from Colonial Times to the Present in Peru, Mexico, and the Dominican Republic Chapter 9: Mystic Ringing of Stone Bells: A Case of Annihilation of Cultural Memory in Peru, by Beatriz Carolina Peña Chapter 10: The Memory of Black Womanhood in Mexico: La Mulata de Córdoba, by Selfa A. Chew Chapter 11: Casting Traitors and Villains: The Historiographical Memory of the 1605 Depopulations of Hispaniola, by Juan José Ponce-Vázquez
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