Preface by Marjorie Agosín (Wellesley College)
Introduction: Three Decades
after the "Other" 9/11
Silvia
Nagy-Zekmi (Villanova University) and Fernando Leiva (SUNY at Albany)
Part I. USA/CHILEAN RELATIONS
EMPIRE, INTERVENTION AND HISTORICAL MEMORY
(Nagy-Zekmi -
Leiva)
"Finding the Pinochet
File: Pursuing Truth, Justice, and Historical Memory Through Declassified US
Documents"
Peter Kornbluh
(National Security Archive, George Washington University)
"Chile and the United
States Thirty Years Later: Return of the Repressed?"
Steven Volk
(Oberlin College)
“Small Earthquakes and Major Eruptions:
Anglo-Chilean Cultural Relations in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries”
Kevin Foster (Monash
University, Melbourne, Australia)
Part II. LEGACIES
NEOLIBERAL
RESTRUCTURING OF THE ECONOMY AND SOCIETY
(Nagy-Zekmi - Leiva)
“Integration
Without Real Participation: The Chilean Labor Movement”
Volker Frank
(University of North Carolina at Asheville)
"From
Pinochet's State Terrorism to the 'Politics of Participation'"
Fernando I. Leiva (SUNY Albany)
“Sustainable
Development or Sustained Conflict? Logging Companies, Neoliberal Policies and
Mapuche Communities in Chile”
Diane Haughney (Bates College)
“Higher Education in Chile Thirty Years After: Privatization,
Mass Education, Profits and Exclusion”
Patricia Tomic
and Ricardo Trumper (University of British Columbia, Canada)
Part III.
CHALLENGES
HUMAN RIGHTS, IMPUNITY AND DEMOCRATIZATION OF
SOCIETY
(Nagy-Zekmi - Leiva)
“Pinochet: A Study in Impunity”
Mark Ensalaco,
(University of Dayton)
“Alternative ‘pasts’ in the post-Pinochet Chile:
the Relation of History/Fiction and the Subjectification of History”
Ornella Lepri Mazzuca, (SUNY Dutchess College)
“Ephemeral
Histories: Public Art and Political Practice in Chile, 1970-1973”
Camilo Trumper
(University of California, Berkeley)
Gregory J Lobo (Universidad de los Andes, Bogotá,
Colombia)
Julia Carroll, (Emory University)
Part IV.
CULTURAL REPRESENTATIONS
REPRESSION AND SHIFTING SUBJECTIVITIES
(Nagy-Zekmi - Leiva)
“Exporting
Chile: Film and Literature After 1973”
Amy A. Oliver (American University)
“Me
moría: Aesthetics, Documentary and the Creation of
Nostalgia in Patricio Guzmán’s Chile, memoria obstinada”
Jeffrey Middents
R., (American University)
"Reception
and Censorship of a Chilean Documentary: The Plight of
Fernando Is Back”
Kristine
Sorensen, (Indiana University)
“Re/coiling Inscription: Incisive Moments in Diamela Eltit and Jacques Derrida”
EPILOGUE
“The Struggle
for Truth and Justice in Chile and the Challenges of Democracy”
Fabiola Letelier (Memoria y Justicia, Santiago, Chile)
Index