Narrativas y emociones colectivas sobre la inmolación de sebastián acevedo (1983), concepción, Chile
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Este artículo identifica, describe y analiza las narrativas actuales sobre un caso excepcional de violación a los derechos humanos: la inmolación de Sebastián Acevedo (1983). Mediante un estudio cualitativo, se explora cómo las emociones permiten valorar ciertos significados sobre este hecho histórico y los objetos que lo rememoran. Se concluye que las emociones predominantes en las narrativas, al estar orientadas hacia el polo de lo negativo, se asocian con sensaciones de indefensión y amenaza produciendo distanciamiento y rechazo del hecho y, en consecuencia, no relevan en la actualidad los significados sociopolíticos asociados con los atropellos a los derechos humanos en dictadura.
This article identifies, describes, and analyzes the current narratives about an exceptional case of human rights violation: the immolation of Sebastián Acevedo (1983). Through a qualitative study, we explore how emotions allow us to assess certain meanings about this historical event and the objects that commemorate it. The article concludes that the predominant emotions in the narratives about this event, because they are oriented towards a negative pole, are associated with feelings of helplessness and threat, producing distancing and rejection of the Acevedo’s self-sacrifice. Consequently, they do not currently reveal socio-political meanings associated with the human rights violations during the dictatorship. © 2021, Universidad Austral de Chile. All rights reserved. Keywords: Collective emotions; Memorial objects; Narratives; Sebastián acevedo’s immolation
This article identifies, describes, and analyzes the current narratives about an exceptional case of human rights violation: the immolation of Sebastián Acevedo (1983). Through a qualitative study, we explore how emotions allow us to assess certain meanings about this historical event and the objects that commemorate it. The article concludes that the predominant emotions in the narratives about this event, because they are oriented towards a negative pole, are associated with feelings of helplessness and threat, producing distancing and rejection of the Acevedo’s self-sacrifice. Consequently, they do not currently reveal socio-political meanings associated with the human rights violations during the dictatorship. © 2021, Universidad Austral de Chile. All rights reserved. Keywords: Collective emotions; Memorial objects; Narratives; Sebastián acevedo’s immolation
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Narrativas, Inmolación de Sebastián Acevedo, Emociones Colectivas, Objetos de Memoria
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Revista Austral de Ciencias Sociales. Issue 41, Pages 49 - 67. 2021
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10.4206/rev.austral.cienc.soc.2021.n41-03