El «desaparecido» como sujeto político: una lectura desde Arendt
Regimes of Terror, those that look for establishing a complete domination, not only systematically imprison and kill entire groups of people, but also seek to destroy the very notion of death as we know it. The «disappeared», present in different regimes of terror that took place throughout the twen...
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| description | Regimes of Terror, those that look for establishing a complete domination, not only systematically imprison and kill entire groups of people, but also seek to destroy the very notion of death as we know it. The «disappeared», present in different regimes of terror that took place throughout the twentieth century, is the concrete expression of this attempt. This is the thesis that I would like to argue in this article, following-sometimes closely sometimes not so closely-Hannah Arendt’s perspective. We want to look into the moral and political problem embodied by the figure of the «disappeared», focusing on how it took place in the Southern Cone dictatorships, especially in Chile under the military dictatorship of A. Pinochet. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-99e60fc86c1e45c0ae33bcb8c3dccffd2022-12-22T03:06:22ZengUniversidad de San BuenaventuraFranciscanum0120-14682015-06-01LVII1646795El «desaparecido» como sujeto político: una lectura desde ArendtMaría José López Merino0Universidad de ChileRegimes of Terror, those that look for establishing a complete domination, not only systematically imprison and kill entire groups of people, but also seek to destroy the very notion of death as we know it. The «disappeared», present in different regimes of terror that took place throughout the twentieth century, is the concrete expression of this attempt. This is the thesis that I would like to argue in this article, following-sometimes closely sometimes not so closely-Hannah Arendt’s perspective. We want to look into the moral and political problem embodied by the figure of the «disappeared», focusing on how it took place in the Southern Cone dictatorships, especially in Chile under the military dictatorship of A. Pinochet.http://revistas.usb.edu.co/index.php/Franciscanum/article/view/1543/1342DisappearedTerrorState TerrorSouthern Cone dictatorshipsArendt |
| spellingShingle | María José López Merino El «desaparecido» como sujeto político: una lectura desde Arendt Franciscanum Disappeared Terror State Terror Southern Cone dictatorships Arendt |
| title | El «desaparecido» como sujeto político: una lectura desde Arendt |
| title_full | El «desaparecido» como sujeto político: una lectura desde Arendt |
| title_fullStr | El «desaparecido» como sujeto político: una lectura desde Arendt |
| title_full_unstemmed | El «desaparecido» como sujeto político: una lectura desde Arendt |
| title_short | El «desaparecido» como sujeto político: una lectura desde Arendt |
| title_sort | el desaparecido como sujeto politico una lectura desde arendt |
| topic | Disappeared Terror State Terror Southern Cone dictatorships Arendt |
| url | http://revistas.usb.edu.co/index.php/Franciscanum/article/view/1543/1342 |
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