[Commlist] New issue published: Funes Journal of Narratives and Social Sciences “Shaping memories in contemporary narratives”

New issue: Funes Journal of Narratives and Social Sciences “Shaping 
memories in contemporary narratives” vol.4 2020

Funes Journal of Narratives and Social Sciences

Open access, double blind peer review journal

http://www.serena.unina.it/index.php/funes/issue/view/526 
<http://www.serena.unina.it/index.php/funes/issue/view/526>

New issue, vol .4 2020: “Shaping memories in contemporary narratives”

Editors: Marta Vignola, Stefano Bory

This fourth issue of Funes dedicated to the relationship between memory 
and narratives is a sort of dialogue among various authors. They tell 
processes of social construction of memory from different geographical 
and cultural backgrounds (Chile, Peru, Brazil, Indonesia, Germany, 
Spain, France, Italy) and through different methodologies. This issue 
underlines how the circulation in the public sphere of conflicting and 
unresolved events of the past can take multiple forms through a wide 
range of communicative, aesthetic and cultural codes. In almost all the 
contributions, traumatic, silenced, stubborn, insurgent memories are 
recounted. They try, in a diachronic way, to give back the right to 
speak to subjectivities and stories often placed on the margins of 
dominant narratives.

Table of contents:

p. 1

Editorial

Marta Vignola, Stefano Bory

PAPERS

p. 6

Mémoires empêchées, graines de fictions ?

Michèle Leclerc-Olive

p. 22

Imposturas mediáticas. Memorias de dos casos de falsificación 
identitaria en la

narrativa española contemporánea.

Valeria Cavazzino

p. 39

The dangerous silences of memory.

James A. Dettleff

p. 51

Girls On Key. How female spoken-word poetry is driving the participation of

women in literature.

Rejane Pivetta de Oliveira, Tatiana Borges da Cruz

p. 67

Contagi e memoria storica. 1656-2020: esperienze e percezioni a confronto.

Giuseppe Foscari

p. 79

Mise en scène de la mémoire d’un génocide : images dialectiques et 
lisibilité de

l’histoire.

Letícia Capanema

p. 94

Politics of memory in the works of Rosângela Rennó: body, trauma and

anachronism .

Ana Lúcia Mandelli de Marsillac, Gerusa Morgana Bloss, Lucas de Oliveira 
Alves

p. 112

Series televisivas y memorias sobre el pasado reciente en Chile. 
Aprendizajes y

reflexiones.

Lorena Antezana Barrios

p. 127

Biografie del trauma. I mutamenti socio-spaziali in seguito ai disastri.

Monica Musolino

p. 140

On the Construction of Socialist East Germany in Contemporary German Film.

Mandy Tröger, Daria Gordeeva

p. 156

Archeocommunity. Esperienze di ricerca interdisciplinari tra archeologia 
e scienze

sociali.

Carlo De Mitri

p. 167

Images & memory: the contemporary trajectory of migrants.

Fabio La Rocca, Matthjis Gardenier

REVIEWS

p. 181

Fiorenza Gamba, Marco Nardone, Toni Ricciardi e Sandro Cattacin (a cura di),

Covid-19. La prospettiva delle scienze sociali , KrillBooks, Lecce, 2020 .

Noemi Crescentini

p. 184

Davide Sisto, Ricordati di me. La rivoluzione digitale tra memoria e oblio ,

Bollati-Boringhieri, Seggiano di Pioltello (Mi), 2020.

Francesco D’Ambrosio

p. 189

Ferdinand Fellmann, Fenomenologia ed Espressionismo , Inschibboleth, 
Roma, 2020.

Erika Filardo

Funes. Journal of Narratives and Social Sciences 2020 | Vol. 4 | ISSN 
2532-6732


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