LIBRO "PAPER CADAVERS" DE KIRSTEN WELD (2014)

El libro de K. Weld -galardonado con los premios WOLA-Duke Human Rights Book Award (2015) y Best Book Prize, Recent History and Memory Section of the Latin American Studies Association (2016)- estudia el archivo policial de Guatemala luego de la guerra civil (1960-1996) para analizar las políticas de memoria, la Guerra Fría y la producción de contenido histórico.

Ficha bibliográfica

Título: Paper Cadavers. The Archives of Dictatorship in Guatemala

Autora: Kirsten Weld

Año: 2014

Editorial: Duke University Press

Reseñas: David Barrios (https://www.redalyc.org/pdf/1790/179043373009.pdf).

Índice

List of Abbreviations ix

Acknowledgments xiii

Introduction The Power of Archival Thinking 1

PART I: EXPLOSIONS AT THE ARCHIVES 27

Chapter 1: Excavating Babylon 29

Chapter 2: Archival Culture, State Secrets, and the Archive Wars 50

Chapter 3: How the Guerrillero Became an Archivist 69

PART II: ARCHIVES AND COUNTERINSURGENCY IN COLD WAR GUATEMALA

Chapter 4: Building Counterinsurgency Archives 91

Chapter 5: Recycling the National Police in War, Peace, and Post-Peace 119

PART III: ARCHIVES AND SOCIAL RECONSTRUCTION IN POSTWAR GUATEMALA

Chapter 6: Revolutionary Lives in the Archives 153

Chapter 7: Archives and the Next Generation(s) 183

PART IV: PASTS PRESENT AND THE FUTURE IMPERFECT

Chapter 8: Changing the Law of What Can Be Said, and Done 213

Chapter 9: Conclusion: The Possibilities and Limitations of Archival Thinking 236

Entrada n° 472.