루이사 발렌수엘라의 작품에 나타난 ‘추악한 전쟁’ 이전의 국가 테러리즘과 트라우마 -『여기에서는 희한한 일이 일어난다』를 중심으로 -
National Terrorism and Trauma Before ‘Dirty War’ in Luisa Valenzuela’s stories: Focusing on Strange Things Happen Here
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Luisa Valenzuela has been estimated as a writer who criticizes Argentine dictatorship so-called ‘Dirty War(1976-1983)’ from a feminism perspective. However, her criticism is not limited to this period. She reveals widespread violence, especially violence that was organized systematically by Argentine government since the early 70s. This present paper deals with fear and trauma that suffer Valenzuela’s characters in some stories of Strange Things Happen Here(1975). In these stories, the author exposes various facets of Argentine people in trauma, not only victim’s situation but also attacker, observer and bystander’s ones. Thereby she struggles to remember various facets of Argentine people suffering from trauma so that dictatorial government cannot come back to power.
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Luisa Valenzuela has been estimated as a writer who criticizes Argentine dictatorship so-called ‘Dirty War(1976-1983)’ from a feminism perspective. However, her criticism is not limited to this period. She reveals widespread violence, especially violence that was organized systematically by Argentine government since the early 70s. This present paper deals with fear and trauma that suffer Valenzuela’s characters in some stories of Strange Things Happen Here(1975). In these stories, the author exposes various facets of Argentine people in trauma, not only victim’s situation but also attacker, observer and bystander’s ones. Thereby she struggles to remember various facets of Argentine people suffering from trauma so that dictatorial government cannot come back to power.
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