Emotional and political ties for a resistance during and after prision. Collective writing of Nosotras, presas políticas and Nosotras en libertad
In 2006, a choral and collective writing book by 112 authors was presented in Buenos Aires, Nosotras, presas políticas (We, political prisoners), which recounted in first person the experience of women activists during the repression of the ecclesiastic-civic-military dictatorship (1976-1983) in pro...
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In 2006, a choral and collective writing book by 112 authors was presented in Buenos Aires, Nosotras, presas políticas (We, political prisoners), which recounted in first person the experience of women activists during the repression of the ecclesiastic-civic-military dictatorship (1976-1983) in provincial prisons, “chupaderos” (a state or parastatal clandestine prison), clandestine centers and in the Devoto Prison of Argentina. The book is divided by periods of time and has an appendix of poems and drawings made during their detention, as well as letters sent to their family members. Nosotras, presas políticas rebuilt the affectivity and organizational community which allowed women prisoners to survive detention. During the 2020 pandemic (COVID-19) there is a need to narrate other experiences, those of social insertion and post-prison militancy. Thus Nosotras en libertad (We, in freedom) was produced, an e-book that recount their journeys after prison. It is written in first person by its female authors who are around 70 years old. The militants share their forms of insertion in syndicates, unions, radios, social organizations and places of militancy. We will try to reconstruct the main points of these subjective processes of writing and how restorative it was for its protagonist to be able to process their experiences and explain themselves again after going through prison and the dictatorship, in a period when preventive isolation (known in Spanish as ASPO) makes it essential to go back to useful resistance. |
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I10-R351-article-394692024-03-13T20:45:39Z Emotional and political ties for a resistance during and after prision. Collective writing of Nosotras, presas políticas and Nosotras en libertad Lazos afectivos y políticos para una resistencia durante y después de la cárcel. Escritura colectiva de Nosotras, presas políticas y Nosotras en libertad Arqueros, Guadalupe Civic-Military Dictatorship Political Women Prisoners Villa Devoto Prison Memory Militancy Writing dictadura cívico-militar presas políticas cárcel de Villa Devoto memoria militancia escritura In 2006, a choral and collective writing book by 112 authors was presented in Buenos Aires, Nosotras, presas políticas (We, political prisoners), which recounted in first person the experience of women activists during the repression of the ecclesiastic-civic-military dictatorship (1976-1983) in provincial prisons, “chupaderos” (a state or parastatal clandestine prison), clandestine centers and in the Devoto Prison of Argentina. The book is divided by periods of time and has an appendix of poems and drawings made during their detention, as well as letters sent to their family members. Nosotras, presas políticas rebuilt the affectivity and organizational community which allowed women prisoners to survive detention. During the 2020 pandemic (COVID-19) there is a need to narrate other experiences, those of social insertion and post-prison militancy. Thus Nosotras en libertad (We, in freedom) was produced, an e-book that recount their journeys after prison. It is written in first person by its female authors who are around 70 years old. The militants share their forms of insertion in syndicates, unions, radios, social organizations and places of militancy. We will try to reconstruct the main points of these subjective processes of writing and how restorative it was for its protagonist to be able to process their experiences and explain themselves again after going through prison and the dictatorship, in a period when preventive isolation (known in Spanish as ASPO) makes it essential to go back to useful resistance. En 2006 se presenta en Buenos Aires Nosotras, presas políticas, un libro coral de 112 autoras, que relata en primera persona la experiencia de mujeres militantes durante la represión de la última dictadura eclesiástico-cívico-militar (1976-1983) en las cárceles provinciales, chupaderos, centros clandestinos de detención (CCD) y en el Penal de Devoto de Argentina. El libro está dividido temporalmente y posee un apéndice de poemas y dibujos realizados durante la detención, así como cartas enviadas a familiares. Nosotras presas políticas reconstruye la afectividad y la comunidad organizativa que permitió a las presas sobrevivir a la dureza de la cárcel política. Durante la pandemia del 2020 (COVID-19) se gesta la necesidad de narrar otras vivencias, las de la inserción social y la militancia post cárcel. Surge así Nosotras en libertad, un libro virtual que relata los trayectos vitales después de la detención. Escrito en primera persona por sus autoras que rondan los 70 años. Las militantes cuentan sus modos de inserción en gremios, sindicatos, radios, organizaciones sociales y lugares de militancia. Intentaremos reconstruir algunos aspectos de estos procesos subjetivos de escritura y lo reparador que fue para sus protagonistas poder procesar las experiencias vividas y volver a narrarse después de atravesar la cárcel y la dictadura, en un periodo cuando el Aislamiento Social Preventivo Obligat Área Feminismos, Género y Sexualidades del Centro de Investigaciones "María Saleme de Burnichón" de la Facultad de Filosofía y Humanidades, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba 2022-11-25 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion text/html application/pdf https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/polemicasfeminista/article/view/39469 Polémicas Feministas; Vol. 6 (2022): Gender, Affects and Fiction; 1-16 Polémicas Feministas; Vol. 6 (2022): Género, afectos y ficción; 1-16 Polémicas Feministas; v. 6 (2022): Gênero, afetos e ficção; 1-16 2591-3611 1853-4309 spa https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/polemicasfeminista/article/view/39469/39426 https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/polemicasfeminista/article/view/39469/39401 Derechos de autor 2022 Guadalupe Arqueros https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/ |