Doña María's Story: Life History, Memory, and Political Identity

Daniel James

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Oral History, Memory, Narrative Analysis Argentine historical studies Memory, violence, and history

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Part 1 Introduction town with no plaza: Memory and monuments in Bersisso's Centro civico Part 2 Dona Maria's testimony transcript Part 3 Interpretive essays Listening in the cold: practice of oral history in an Argentinean meatpacking community The case of Maria Roldan and the Senora with money is very clear, it's a fable: Stories, anecdotes and other performances of Dona Maria 's testimony Tales told out on the borderlands: Reading Dona Maria 's story for gender A poem for Clarita: Ninas Burguesitas and working class women in Peronist Argentina Part 4 Epilogue Epilogue

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