2017
DOI: 10.1387/pceic.17651
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Sin Facundo no hay Nunca Más. Trayectorias, contiendas morales y opacidades en la producción social de una víctima “no inocente” en Córdoba (Argentina)

Abstract: Palabras claveDesaparición Familia Moralidades Identidades Argentina Resumen ¿Quiénes quedan fuera de las organizaciones que se constituyen para demandar justicia?, ¿cómo se construyen las clasificaciones y las jerarquías sociales en torno a los familiares de víctimas?, ¿de qué modos se logran inscribir ciertas muertes y desapariciones como un problema y un drama colectivo en Argentina? En este artículo muestro cómo se fue configurando políticamente la desaparición de un joven proveniente de sectores populares… Show more

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“…This recourse to feelings to express political ties is truly effective, however, only when victims are constructed through the appropriate symbols -that is, as legitimate victims, deserving compassion -and when these feelings and values are in turn mobilized through agents possessing the social skills necessary to do so. This is also recognizable in the context of the claims made by relatives of the victims of police repression in the suburban peripheries, who are stigmatized as mothers of criminals or drug dealers and considered to be illegitimate victims (Bermudez 2017;Vianna & Farias 2011). Or again, in the intriguing paths taken by the political movement seeking legal reparation for the human rights violations perpetrated by the Brazilian government against children of the compulsorily institutionalized patients of Hansen's disease, who were separately involuntarily and raised by other families or the State.…”
Section: Final Considerationsmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…This recourse to feelings to express political ties is truly effective, however, only when victims are constructed through the appropriate symbols -that is, as legitimate victims, deserving compassion -and when these feelings and values are in turn mobilized through agents possessing the social skills necessary to do so. This is also recognizable in the context of the claims made by relatives of the victims of police repression in the suburban peripheries, who are stigmatized as mothers of criminals or drug dealers and considered to be illegitimate victims (Bermudez 2017;Vianna & Farias 2011). Or again, in the intriguing paths taken by the political movement seeking legal reparation for the human rights violations perpetrated by the Brazilian government against children of the compulsorily institutionalized patients of Hansen's disease, who were separately involuntarily and raised by other families or the State.…”
Section: Final Considerationsmentioning
confidence: 94%