Space and the Memories of Violence

Meltem Ah?ska, Bo?aziçi University, TurkeyAleida Assmann, University of Konstanz, GermanyPilar Calveiro Garrido, Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla, MexicoPamela Colombo, EHESS-IRIS, FranceZuzanna Dziuban University of Konstanz, Germany Francisco Ferrándiz, Instituto de Lengua, Literatura y Antropología, SpainGabriel Gatti, University of the Basque Country, SpainDavid Harvey, City University of New York (CUNY), USAKirsten Mahlke, University of Konstanz, GermanySilvana Mandolessi, University of Konstanz, GermanyJuan Mayorga, Playwright and Philosopher, SpainMariana Eva Perez, University of Konstanz, GermanyGudrun Rath, University of Konstanz, GermanyEstela Schindel, University of Konstanz, GermanyStavros Stavrides, National Technical University of Athens, GreeceJames Tyner, Kent University, USAJay M. Winter, Yale University, USA

"This ground-breaking book has an impressive sweep of theoretical, geographical and historical engagement with totalitarian state violence, space and memory. It will be an important source for those working with power, space, violence, geography and memory across a range of arts, humanities and social science subjects." - Owain Jones, Professor of Environmental Humanities, Bath Spa University, UK

• List of Figures Notes on Contributors Preface Introduction: The Multi-Layered Memories of Space; Pamela Colombo and Estela Schindel PART I: SPATIAL INSCRIPTIONS OF ANNIHILATION 1. Violent Erasures and Erasing Violence: Contesting Cambodia's Landscapes of Violence; James A. Tyner 2. Polish landscapes of Memory at the Sites of Extermination: The Politics of Framing; Zuzanna Dziuban 3. Spaces of Confrontation and Defeat: the Spatial Dispossession of the Revolution in Tucuman, Argentina; Pamela Colombo 4. Subterranean Autopsies: Exhumations of Mass Graves in Contemporary Spain; Francisco Ferrandiz PART II: THE REPRESENTATION OF VIOLENCE: SPATIAL STRATEGIES 5. Faces, Voices, and the Shadow of Catastrophe; Jay Winter 6. Theatrical Cartography of a Space of Exception; Juan Mayorga 7. The Cartographer. Warsaw, 1:400.000 By Juan Mayorga. In its first English translation by Sarah Maitland 8. 'All Limits Were Exceeded Over There': The Chronotope of Terror in Modern Warfare and Testimony; Kirsten Mahlke 9. The Concentration Camp and the 'Unhomely Home': The Disappearance of Children in Post-Dicatorship Argentine Theatre; Mariana Eva Perez PART III: HAUNTED SPACES, IRRUPTING MEMORIES 10. 'The Whole Country is a Monument': Framing Places of Terror in Postwar Germany; Aleida Assmann 11. Haunted Houses, Horror Literature and the Space of Memory in Post-Dictatorship Argentine Literature; Silvana Mandolessi 12. Counter-Movement, Space, and Politics: How the Saturday Mothers of Turkey make theEnforced Disappearances Visible; Meltem Ah?ska 13. An Orderly Landscape of Remnants: Notes for Reflecting on the Spatiality of the Disappeared; Gabriel Gatti 14. A Boundless Grave: Memory and Abjection of the Rio de la Plata; Estela Schindel PART IV: SPACES OF EXCEPTION, POWER AND RESISTANCE 15. Spatialities of Exception; Pilar Calveiro 16. Imaginary Cities, Violence and Memory: A Literary Mapping; Gudrun Rath 17. Occupied Squares and the Urban 'State of Exception': In, Against and Beyond the City of Enclaves; Stavros Stavrides 18. 'Memory, that Powerful Political Force': An Interview with David Harvey