2002
DOI: 10.1086/340911
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Reversing the Shame and Gendering the Memory

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“…Transversalmente, se ejecuta un análisis del testimonio desde una perspectiva estructural considerando lo propuesto por Kaplan (2002), quien incluye la historia biográfica de Ayress, para entender la memoria y la resistencia política desde una perspectiva de género. Estos tres ejes conceptuales configuran el foco de género desde el cual se analiza el testimonio mencionado para, luego, realizar una reflexión conclusiva respecto a la lectura realizada.…”
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“…Transversalmente, se ejecuta un análisis del testimonio desde una perspectiva estructural considerando lo propuesto por Kaplan (2002), quien incluye la historia biográfica de Ayress, para entender la memoria y la resistencia política desde una perspectiva de género. Estos tres ejes conceptuales configuran el foco de género desde el cual se analiza el testimonio mencionado para, luego, realizar una reflexión conclusiva respecto a la lectura realizada.…”
Section: Metodologíaunclassified
“…Para sobrevivir, Ayress Moreno parece haber necesitado comunicar y testificar lo experimentado, y aún lo hace (Kaplan, 2002) (Ayress, 2000, p. 2).…”
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“…Similarly, the illegality and cultural shame associated with having a clandestine abortion silenced women. Ayress was criticized and threatened for exposing her treatment by the government but, "by detailing the atrocities committed against Ayress, they reversed the shame, turning it back on the Chilean dictatorship where it belonged" (Kaplan 2002). When feminists brought media into the courtrooms, they showed the country and the world that women were being tried and imprisoned in Portugal for having abortions.…”
Section: Analyzing Trialsmentioning
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“…When female survivors, held the highest in the social ranking of 'victimhood', as those who suffered the most*albeit, in silence*under the dictatorship, started listening to other women's experiences, they opened up the intersubjective space to produce memory together in a less hierarchical way. This also helped reverse the victimization and shame (Kaplan, 2002) cast upon them by the politics of oblivion by helping them become visible and proud participants in the cultural and political memory practices in opposition to neoliberal politics and ideologies.…”
Section: Conclusion: the Gendering Of Memorymentioning
confidence: 99%