Community Remembering
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Auteurs : Rosemary BarberaSource :
- Latin American Perspectives [ 0094-582X ] ; 2009-09.
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- Active member, Augusto pinochet, Avenida guanaco, Barbera, Barbera memory, Buffalo creek, California press, Chile, Chile santiago, Chilean, Chilean shantytown, Chilean society, Christian community, City council, Collective action, Collective imagination, Collective memory, Community leader, Community leaders, Community life, Community members, Community organizations, Daily basis, Daily lives, Data collection, Derechos, Derechos humanos, Dominant discourse, Ediciones, Fals borda, Good deal, Health care, Health center, Human beings, Human rights, Human rights groups, Human rights violations, Humanos, Instituto latinoamericano, Interview guide, Latin america, Latin american perspectives, Lira, Many people, Many years, Memoria, Memoria para, Military dictatorship, Military regime, Military regimes, Nacla report, Neighborhood association, Nuevo siglo, Ongoing process, Participatory, Participatory action research, Past emotions, Personal communication, Pincoya, Pinochet, Political force, Political repression, Political violence, Public transportation, Research partners, Research process, Research project, Rights violations, Rojas, Rosemary barbera, Salud, Same time, Santiago, Segunda mitad, Shantytown, Social fabric, Social memory, Social movements, Social networks, Social organizations, State terror, State terrorism, Summer camps, Torture, Trauma, Weiss gagen, Wolff reyes, Young people.
Abstract
The dictatorship in Chile perpetrated massive human rights violations for 17 years, causing a rupture in social processes and engendering fear in the population. Data being gathered in an ongoing participatory action research study of the población (shantytown) La Pincoya show that while memory can be debilitating to most persons, it may empower others. Memories of the practices of the military regime continue to cause fear in some of the population, affecting community cohesion and participation in local organizations. This has led to the dismantling of social networks in the community, robbing members of their ability to be the protagonists of their own lives.
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DOI: 10.1177/0094582X09341975
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