Vol. 26 (2021): Counter-figures of violence. Images, narratives and archetypes of the perpetration of Franco's crimes

Artículos

• Counterfigures of violence. Images, narratives and archetypes of the perpetration of the crimes of Franco’s regime.

  Violeta Ros, María Rosón, Lurdes Valls

  9-19

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• Victims and perpetrators in Spanish memory literature, from the Spanish Civil War to the present: the case of Dicen, by Susana Sánchez Arins

  Javier Sánchez Zapatero

  21-37

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• Perpetrator’s Lineage (pequeñas mujeres rojas by Marta Sanz, Noir Novel of Historical Memory)

  María Ángeles Naval

  39-60

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• The great blackmarketeers. Images, deformations and silences in the propaganda, cinema and novels of the Francoist post-war

  Miguel Ángel Del Arco Blanco

  61-84

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• Francoist perpetrators: theories, discourses and practices. An analysis from a gender perspective

  Clara Gutiérrez Vega

  85-102

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• Perpetrators of violence. The archetypal political police officer and propagandist of the anti-Spanish conspiracy theory: Mauricio Carlavilla and Eduardo Comín Colomer.

  José Luis Rodríguez Jiménez

  103-127

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• Victims or executioners? The perpetrators’ profile in La Paloma de Ravensbrück

  Ana Belén Álvarez

  129-146

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• The perpetrator and its construction as a “victim”. The “Martyrs and Fallen for God and for Spain”

  Miriam Saqqa Carazo

  147-162

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• The perpetrator in its own labyrinth. A comparative analysis of how perpetrators inhabit the sites of memory

  Antonio Míguez Macho

  163-180

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• What do Perpetrators do when they speak? Methodological Contributions based on a Research about Repressors’ Public Statements (Argentina, 1976-2018)

  Claudia Feld, Valentina Salvi

  181-204

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