(Re)appearences: Survivors in the public sphere

Abstract

This article analyzes various forms of (re)inscription in the public sphere of the survivors of Clandestine Detention Centers in Argentina. Based on the study of life stories, it particularly attends to the subjective implications of those inscriptions. Such implications are realized in the process of speaking —which enables testimony— and in the intervention, more or less active, in the field of memory and human rights.