Repression, Exile, and Democracy : Uruguayan Culture.

Intro -- Contents -- Editorial Note -- Saúl Sosnowski / As Seen from the Other Shore: Uruguaryan Culture (Repression, Exile, and Democracy) -- Part I. Contexts -- Edy Kaufman / The Role of the Political Parties in the Redemocratization of Uruguay -- Juan Rial / The Social Imaginary: Utopian Political Myths in Uruguay (Change and Permanence during and after the Dictatorship) -- Martin Weinstein / The Decline and Fall of Democracy in Uruguay: Lessons for the Future -- Part II. Culture and Power -- Eduardo Galeano / The Dictatorship and Its Aftermath: The Hidden Wounds -- Leo Masliah / Popular Music: Censorship and Repression -- Mauricio Rosencof / On Suffering, Song, and White Horses -- Ruben Yáñez / The Repression of Uruguayan Culture: A Response to the People's Response to the Crisis -- Carina Perelli / The Power of Memory and the Memory of Power -- Part III. Literature and Repression -- Amanda Berenguer / The Signs on the Table -- Lisa Block de Behar / From Silence to Eloquence: Critical Resistance or the Ambivalent Aspects of a Discourse in Crisis -- Hiber Conteris / on Spatial and Temporal Exile: Expatriation and Prison Life -- José Pedro Díaz / The Silences of Culture -- Teresa Porzecanski / Fiction and Friction int he Imaginative Narrative Written inside Uruguay -- Part IV. The Shores of Exile -- Hugo Achugar / Postdictatorship, Democracy, and Culture in the Uruguay Eighties -- Alvaro Barros-Lémez / Uruguay: Redemocratization, Culture, Return from Exile (Is It Possible to Go Home Again?) -- Jorge Rugginelli / Uruguay, Inside and Out -- Contributors.

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