The unruly image: memory and transmission in Argentina.
Abstract
This dissertation addresses various visual products that have characterized political and artistic practices related to the memory of the dictatorship in Argentina (1976-1983). These practices create a visual matrix that paradoxically evokes the forced disappearance of political prisoners. Building upon these images, this dissertation explores the circumstances and challenges of conveying the past in contemporary Argentina and the formation of a collective memory about the recent past.
Space of imagesCollective memoryPedagogy of memoryRecent historyTransmission processesPoliticsState terrorismMothers of Plaza de Mayo

