Since some positions paternalism, promoted the convenience of ignoring the events surrounding the coup and the fascist repression later, accusing those who were removing the light facts and names associated with this period of "endangering peaceful coexistence and reconciliation between Spaniards." Besides generating a state of opinion in this respect, also put themselves in legal and academic barriers to access to specific information and dissemination of this subject and even took the complaint and any seizure of publications. Still, the flood of memory was overflowed the dikes of forgetfulness and the blindfolds were transparent a truth that resists speechless. Perhaps this is why there is a time went up to look bad and clog to pursue those who are directly working in difficult conditions to rescue what happened at this stage of our pasado.Neste offensive against the context of historical research is necessary pararse to reflect on the status of this science in a democratic and open society, but fundamentally what involves the public use and social consequences that have engaged in harassment of the perspective of the vanquished and the legal uncertainty that are, in the face of impunity in which they move the apoloxetas of the totalitarian regime, propagating the official version that justifies censorship of ideas, the murder of outliers and the disqualification of the system democrático.Para analyze the situation where they are scholars and purveyors of the Francoist repression these days we will hold that, under the title "The right to know, freedom of research" serve to debate this issue by addressing the different dimensions of the problem, both in academic and institutional and civic associations and, in terms of inner and methodology of this science and in its public aspect and its treatment in the media, and especially to examine the legal and sociological in that it builds on the work of people and busy rehabilitating the collective historical memory.
Extracted from blog right to know
0 comments:
Post a Comment