Conferencia impartida por:
Tibisay Navarro Mañá
PhD Candidate in the History Department at the University of
Minnesota, Minneapolis (MN, USA)
Mass Violence and Human Rights Workshop (University of Minnesota)
Centro Internacional de Estudios de Memoria Derechos Humanos (CIEMEDH)
Thursday, 24 February 2022
17:00 – 19:00 hours
WEDNESDAY 27 OCTOBER Memorias en conflicto
9:30 hrs. Conferencia magistral
Francisco Ferrándiz (CSIC) “Etnografía de un descenso a las profundidades del Valle (de los Caídos)”
11:00 hrs. Mesa 1 Los conflictos de la memoria en la ciudad
Queralt Solé (Universidad de Barcelona) “El franquismo en el paisaje urbano”
Live-streamed on the social networks of the Laboratorio de Antropología Visual de la UAM-I
International congress
From 18 July to 21 July 2018
Summer Courses UPV/EHU.
Scientific management: Francisco Etxeberria, Francisco Ferrándiz
Organizing committee:
Cursos de verano UPV-EHU, Marije Hristova, Zoé de Kerangat, Laura Martín-Chiappe, Laura Langa y Miriam Saqqa.
Convener:
Aintzane Ezenarro (Gogora)
Participants:
Fernando Martínez López (Director General de Memoria Histórica del Gobierno de España)
Alexei Yurchak (University of California, Berkeley/Institut d’Etudes Avancées, Paris) “Lenin’ body between forensic and art”
Chair: Amaia Goenaga (Gogora)
Lourdes Herrasti (Aranzadi): The Archaeology of Exhumations.
Zoé de Kerangat (CSIC/UAM): Exposed Bodies and Pre-Forensic Rituals: Exhumations of the Victims of Francoist Repression during the Spanish Transition.
Antonius Robben (U Utrecht): Coping with Massive Urban Death: Mourning and Recovery during the German and Allied Bombing of Rotterdam.
Élisabeth Anstett (CNRS-Adés, Marseille): Silent Stocks: On Long Lasting Clandestine Mass Graves in Post-Soviet Russia and Elsewhere.
Chair: Laura Pego (UPV-EHU)
Francisco Etxeberria (UPV-EHU/Aranzadi): The Role of Aranzadi in the Exhumations of Graves of the Civil War.
Sévane Garibian (U Genève): Ley y restos humanos. En busca de un estatus jurídico / Law and Human Remains: In Search of a Legal Status.
Stephanie Golob (CUNY-Baruch, NY): Inside Out: Transnational Legal Learning and Mass Grave Exhumation / De la fosa al mundo.
Derek Congram (U Toronto): “In the Meanwhile”, Until When?: Immediate Meassures for the Recovery of the Victims of the Colombian Conflict.
Chair: Marije Hristova (CSIC)
Laura Langa (CSIC/UAM): Spiritualities and Materialities Around Death: The River Atá as a Moving Grave and Live for the Yu´luuçx (Colombia).
Luis Fondebrider (EAAF): Social and Technical Aspects of Exhumations in Timor and Central African Republic.
Carolina Robledo (CIESAS D.F., México): Citizen-led Exhumations without “Truth” and “Justice?: Dilemmas around Cooperative Work with “Las buscadoras de El Fuerte” (Sinaloa, México).
Chair: Ulrike Capdepón (U Konstanz/Princeton)
María García Alonso (UNED): The Power of Bones: Religious and Profane Uses of Spanish Civil War relics.
Miriam Saqqa (CSIC): Investigating the Biopolitics of Francoism: From the Corpse to the Archive.
Marije Hristova (CSIC) y Monika Zychlinska (U Warsaw): Łączka in a Jar: Devotion and Sacralization in Mass Grave Exhumations of the Cursed Soldiers in Poland.
Germán Labrador (U de Princeton): The Memory and the Stone: Francoist Repression y Popular Art In Postwar Galicia.
Moderación / Chair: Alejandro Baer (U Minnesota)
Paul Sorrentino (Max Planck Institute): Exhumations and Spiritualist Rituals in Contemporary Vietnam.
Mariana Tello (CONICET, Argentina): Stories of (Re) Apparition: Disappearances and Mass Grave’s Ghosts.
Francisco Ferrándiz (CSIC) / Julián López García (UNED): Graves, Exhumations and Paranormal Memories.
Chair: Stephanie Golob (CUNY-Baruch)
Maria Laura Martín-Chiappe (CSIC/UAM): Political Empowerment in Family Claims.
Alfonso Villalta (UNED): Enmity and Help on the Eve of Death
Zahira Aragüete (U Genève): Remaking Familiar Identity through the Contested Archival Trace in Extremadura.
Victor Toom (Goethe University): Forensic identification of 9/11 victims in New York: Labs, Families and Politics.
Chair: Marije Hristova (CSIC)
Queralt Solé (U Barcelona): Bertrán de Quintana, the Judge of the Clandestine Cemeteries in Catalonia (1937-1938).
Sarah Wagner (Georges Washington U): Marking Presence, Absence, and Those in Between: A Story of Vietnam War MIA Accounting, Fifty Years Afterwards.
Isaías Pérez-Rojas (Rutgers U): Sovereignty in Ruins: Necropower, Necro-governmentality, and the Figure of the People in Peru’s Post-War Andes.
Natan Sznaider (Academic College Tel-Aviv): Guilt: The Materiality of a Sentiment.
Eyal weizman (Goldsmiths U): Forensic architecture.
Chair: Daniel Palacios (U Köln)
Jean-Marc Dreyfus (U Manchester): A Discreet Visual Culture: Photos of Exhumations in Post-WWII Germany.
Lee Douglas (Museo Reina Sofia): Over, On, In: Forensic Vision and the Iconography of Recuperation.
Ulrike Capdepón (U Konstanz/Princeton): Monumentality and Forensic Turn: Current Debates about the Representation of the Dead in Madrid.
Alejandro Baer, Brieanna Petersen y Joe Eggers (U Minnesota): From “Massacres perpetrated by the Sioux” to the “Dakota Genocide”: Conflicting Representations of Minnesota’s “Forgotten War”.
Chair: Zahira Aragüete (U Genève)
Jose Luis Prieto (Consejo Médico Forense): Clandestine Migration in the Mediterranean from a Forensic Perspective: a Silent Catastrophy.
Gabriel Gatti (UPV-EHU): The (Confused) Body of the Living Disappeared: Images of Melilla, Mexico and Uruguay.
Zuzanna Dziuban (U Konstanz/U Amsterdam): Atopic Objects: The Afterlives of Golden Teeth Stolen from the Holocaust Graves.
Convener:
Francisco Etxeberria (UPV-EHU/ Aranzadi)
Participants:
Francisco Etxeberria (UPV-EHU/ Aranzadi)
Morris Tidball (U Coimbra y Milán)
Mercedes Salado (EAAF)
Lourdes Herrasti (Aranzadi)
Luis Fondebrider (EAAF)
José Luis Prieto (Consejo Médico Forense)
Fernando Serrulla (Asociación Española de Antropología y Odontología Forense)
Ignasi Galtés (Aranzadi-UAB-IMLCFC)
Coordinación / Convener: Aintzane Ezenarro (Gogora)
Álvaro Baraibar Etxeberría (Director general de Paz, Convivencia y Derechos Humanos del Gobierno de Navarra)
Javier Giráldez (Director General de Memoria Democrática de la Junta de Andalucía)
Eduardo García-Leonardo Tobarra (Jefe del Servicio de la Dirección General de Reformas Democráticas y Acceso a la Justicia Generalitat Valenciana)
Diálogos posibles:
Zoé de Kerangat (Proyecto Subtierro, CSIC)
“Cuerpos expuestos y practicas de cuidado a través de las fotografías de la exhumación de los años 70 y 80”
“Red y cultura material: una aproximación a la guerra de España y al exilio desde los cuidados”
17-19.30h
SENSION ONLINE. More info:experienciasyextravios@geo.uned.es
Jocelyn Martin Ateneo of Manila University
Marcos: from Dictator to Hero
Francisco Ferrándiz Spanish National Research Council, CSIC
Franco, exhumed in disgrace: from Caudillo to War Criminal
Alexei Yurchak University of California at Berkeley
Laboratory of the Future: Lenin’s body between biochemistry and art
Discussant: Antonius C.G.M. Robben Utrecht University
Live-streamed in the MSA’s YouTube channel
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Francisco Etxeberria (coord.) | Book |
Conference by Alejandro Baer that gathers the research published in the book with the same title. Natan Sznaider, co-author of the book, will participate in the dialogue following the talk.
The duty of memory surrounding the Holocaust has been dispersed throughout the world and interacts with other narratives of victimization that require equal treatment. Are there crimes that should be forgotten and others that should be remembered?
The director of the Institut Valencià d’Art Modern (IVAM), José Miguel G. Cortés, the curator Miguel Caballero, and the artist, Fernando Sánchez Castillo, will present the exhibition Fake Games to the media. The collectivized monument.
The artist proposes the creation of a collective memorial in gallery 6 of the museum from one of the most iconic photographs of the Spanish Civil War: Death of a militiaman attributed to Robert Capa and Gerda Taro.
The main installation of the sample is a memorial based on the exchange of a small figure of a little plastic soldier, inspired by the famous militiaman photographed by Capa / Taro. Visitors over the age of fifteen – the minimum age for enlisting in the militias – can take a little soldier home in exchange for a reflection on this conflict and its aftermath that will be written on the walls of the gallery.
Next week begins “Experiences and deviations. Seminar on Visual Studies and Anthropology of the Image”, coordinated by Mónica Alonso Riveiro and Lidia Mateo Leivas.
It will take place at the UNED Faculty of Geography and History. Humanities Building, room 331, Senda del Rey 7, Madrid.
Our colleagues will participate in the seminar: Francisco Ferrándiz, María García Alonso, Zoé de Kerangat, Daniel Palacios and Marije Hristova.