VOLVER: THE RETURN OF/TO TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE POLITICS IN SPAIN

Stephanie R. Golob

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Like the body in the freezer in Pedro Almodóvar's 2006 film Volver, Francoist repression during the decades after the civil war is hidden in plain view in contemporary Spanish society, with the que...

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