No. 21.
Policies of memory, memories of resistance. History in the post-truth era

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1. Editorial. Policies of memory, memories of resistance. History in the post-truth era

   Manuel Alvaro Dueñas, Matilde Eiroa San Francisco

   11-17

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1. The Construction of narratives about the past. Advocacy for history

   Manuel Álvaro Dueñas

   21-70

   • Abstract 1821
     
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2. Memory and history in social networks: new supports to resisting the forgetting of the Spanish Civil War and Francoism

   Matilde Eiroa San Francisco

   71-108

   • Abstract 1558
     
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3. Colombia. The construction of a narrative of historical memory as a political process

   Erika Maria Rodríguez Pinzón

   109-135

   • Abstract 1590
     
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4. Subverted bodies: Scenic arts and memory in the 21st century. The Argentinian case

   Lorena Verzero

   137-172

   • Abstract 1052
     
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5. Public and digital memory regarding two female prisons during Francoism

   Fernando Hernández Holgado

   173-197

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6. Researching, disseminating, teaching: obstacles and resources for the study of recent history

   Fernando Hernández Sánchez

   199-232

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1. Prison memory in the Shining Path and the Tupumaro National Liberation Movement (1982-2017)

   Miriam Encarnación Pinedo

   235-268

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2. Student movements in Brazil and Mexico in 1968: comparative analysis of their demands

   Andrés Donoso Romo

   269-298

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3. Memory practices in the defense of life and territory in Buenaventura, Colombia (1960-2018)

   Erika Paola Parrado Pardo, Jefferson Jaramillo Marín

   299-334

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1. The civil society as a territory of resistance and defense, Bosnia-Herzegovina and the former Yugoslavia». A personal testimonial

   Alma Masic

   337-361

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2. Cortés Zavala, María Teresa. Social Order and public health in Puerto Rico, 19th century. A view from cultural history. Morelia, Michoacán: Universidad Michoacana de San Nicolás de Hidalgo, Historiadores de las Ciencias y las Humanidades, 2017, 154 p.

   Leticia Bobadilla

   363-374

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