2023
DOI: 10.1177/17506980231207598
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Towards Amazon-centred memory studies: Borders, dispossessions and massacres

Marcello Messina,
Francisco Bento da Silva,
Letícia Porto Ribeiro
et al.

Abstract: In this article, we take Erll’s important categorisation about the three different generations of memory studies scholars as a starting point in order to propose a chronotopical dislocation that envisages Amazonia as the epistemic spatiotemporal centre of our memory studies. In doing so, we account for a pluriverse of social and ethnic conflicts, border tensions, plurilingualisms, intersections of the human with the non-human – both in terms of nature as a sentient, self-determined being and in terms of the vi… Show more

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