2016
DOI: 10.5935/2177-6644.20160024
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Espaços em branco, memórias subterrâneas da “História” de Moçambique

Abstract: Resumo: Este texto é uma tentativa de pensar duas questões: em primeiro lugar, como trabalhar a História de Moçambique sem o 'outro' lado da sua própria historicidade, isto é, o relativo às memórias daqueles que optaram por deixar este país após a sua independência? Em segundo lugar, em que medida a diáspora moçambicana, pode ajudar a entender os "espaços em branco" da narrativa histórica de Moçambique. Este trabalho procura sem a pretensão de esgotar nenhum argumento ou explicação, abordar alguns lugares dess… Show more

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“…Starting from the "founding act", the construction of a narrative made of epics, heroes, victims of Luso-Fascist colonialism, internal traitors, remarkable moments and dates began. That was a relatively simple exercise, which led to the construction of official historiography that remains, in these countries, unchanged until today, with attempts at criticism hardly acknowledged in the public space of these nations, as demonstrated by the case of Mozambique as discussed here (Bussotti & Jacquinet, 2021;Khan, 2016).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Starting from the "founding act", the construction of a narrative made of epics, heroes, victims of Luso-Fascist colonialism, internal traitors, remarkable moments and dates began. That was a relatively simple exercise, which led to the construction of official historiography that remains, in these countries, unchanged until today, with attempts at criticism hardly acknowledged in the public space of these nations, as demonstrated by the case of Mozambique as discussed here (Bussotti & Jacquinet, 2021;Khan, 2016).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%