Utopia and conflict in the oral testimonies of French 1968 activists

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Gildea, Robert

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In: Memory studies. 2013; Vol.6, nro.1 58 (vol.2, nro.1) In: Memory studies

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Vol info	Status	Barcode
REVISTAS	Biblioteca del IDES	Colección Especial Memoria Social - Publicaciones seriadas	58 (vol.6, nro.1) (Browse shelf(Opens below))	vol.6, nro.1	Available	21936

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[Abstract There are two conflicting cultural memories of 1968: one that celebrates liberation and the other that condemns political violence and sexual excess. This article, based on interviews with five former 1968 activists in France, explores the ways in which they seek to navigate between their personal memories of becoming an activist, positive and negative group memories of being an activist, and the contested cultural memories of 1968, in order to make sense of 1968 and their part in it. 1968 activism collective memory France group the personal]

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