Titlebook: Children and the Afterlife of State Violence; Memories of Dictator Daniela Jara Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2

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Liberate

搖擺

Operational Risk: Where Do we Stand?,atives and imaginaries which have passed from one generation to other. This gives way to new forms of witnessing, opens new interpretations avoiding memory monumentalization, and contributes to making of the past a resource for drawing lessons for the future.

Adulate

The Culture of Fear and Its Afterlife,nsion, in the face of a threatening Other. I present one of the several paradoxes attached to cultures of fear and the complexity of its experiences: at the same time as the culture of fear dispossess individuals of their sense of dignity, the presence of fear or the sense of threat is normalized and absorbed into forms of everyday life.

解決

Concluding Remarks,atives and imaginaries which have passed from one generation to other. This gives way to new forms of witnessing, opens new interpretations avoiding memory monumentalization, and contributes to making of the past a resource for drawing lessons for the future.

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尊重

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Engulf

Policy Regime Choice and Implications, as family legacies, and if so, what does this mean? What happens when political memories are remembered as family memories? This chapter suggests that family memories mobilize a sense of duty between generations, which may vary in its forms, ranging from sympathy to political commitment, but which nevertheless provides memory with ‘weight’.