SUSANA KAISER is Assistant Professor of Media Studies and Latin American Studies, University of San Francisco, USA.

"Susana has given us an extraordinarily lucid and poignant work. Postmemories of Terror is a masterful exploration into the depth of evil as well as hope. Kaiser creates a narrative of voices that dwells in Argentina's dark night of terror and silence. This is a work of solid achievement and human solidarity." - Marjorie Agosin, Wellesley College "Well-researched and compelling, Postmemories of Terror is a significant contribution to the growing literature on the role of memory and identity in societies emerging from periods of mass violence." - Eric Stover, Director, Human Rights Center and author of The Witnesses: War Crimes and the Promise of Justice in the Hague

• Introduction Conversations about Fear Conversations about Silences Conversations about Knowledge: What Happened? Conversations about Knowledge: Why Did It Happen? Conversations about Impunity Conversations about Indifference Conversations about Justice Conversations about the Communication Media Conversations about Representing the Horror Conversations about Human Rights Activism Conclusions

SUSANA KAISER is Assistant Professor of Media Studies and Latin American Studies, University of San Francisco, USA.

"Susana has given us an extraordinarily lucid and poignant work. Postmemories of Terror is a masterful exploration into the depth of evil as well as hope. Kaiser creates a narrative of voices that dwells in Argentina's dark night of terror and silence. This is a work of solid achievement and human solidarity." - Marjorie Agosin, Wellesley College "Well-researched and compelling, Postmemories of Terror is a significant contribution to the growing literature on the role of memory and identity in societies emerging from periods of mass violence." - Eric Stover, Director, Human Rights Center and author of The Witnesses: War Crimes and the Promise of Justice in the Hague

• Introduction Conversations about Fear Conversations about Silences Conversations about Knowledge: What Happened? Conversations about Knowledge: Why Did It Happen? Conversations about Impunity Conversations about Indifference Conversations about Justice Conversations about the Communication Media Conversations about Representing the Horror Conversations about Human Rights Activism Conclusions

SUSANA KAISER is Assistant Professor of Media Studies and Latin American Studies, University of San Francisco, USA.

"Susana has given us an extraordinarily lucid and poignant work. Postmemories of Terror is a masterful exploration into the depth of evil as well as hope. Kaiser creates a narrative of voices that dwells in Argentina's dark night of terror and silence. This is a work of solid achievement and human solidarity." - Marjorie Agosin, Wellesley College "Well-researched and compelling, Postmemories of Terror is a significant contribution to the growing literature on the role of memory and identity in societies emerging from periods of mass violence." - Eric Stover, Director, Human Rights Center and author of The Witnesses: War Crimes and the Promise of Justice in the Hague

• Introduction Conversations about Fear Conversations about Silences Conversations about Knowledge: What Happened? Conversations about Knowledge: Why Did It Happen? Conversations about Impunity Conversations about Indifference Conversations about Justice Conversations about the Communication Media Conversations about Representing the Horror Conversations about Human Rights Activism Conclusions