Unfinished Past. The Tensions Between History and Memory Under the Sign of Exile
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https://doi.org/10.3989/isegoria.2011.i45.748Keywords:
History, Memory, Knowledge of past, Exile, Walter Benjamin, María ZambranoAbstract
The growing importance of memory in all approximation to past has obligated history to give answers to their questions, objections and ambiguities, beyond historicist topics. Also is pertinent to try an «anamnestic history», inspired in the contributions of critical or benjaminian memory, that moreover finds in the experience of exile very fertile motives of reflexion. Certain writings of María Zambrano are a good example of this fecundity.
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