Titlebook: Battles for Memory and Justice in Chile; Struggles for Rememb Joannie Jean Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under

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Dilemmata im Umgang mit hochbegabten Kindernspecially true in post-conflict and post-authoritarian contexts. This past continues to erupt in the present. Since the transition to democracy in 1990, Chile has not been immune to the problems of the past acting in the present as debates over representations of the past and struggles over the mean

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Introduction, present through conflicts, organizations, cultural and artistic performances, or commemorative dates and practices. In Chile, the past continues to haunt the present as multiple organizations struggle over the meaning and significance of the past and the legitimacy to be given to the actors mobiliz

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,Disappointed Hopes and the Return of the Right (2009–2010),ft to the right by the election of Piñera; and the opening of the Museum of Memory and Human Rights (MMDH). Thus, it is a discursive analysis, in the print media, of the statements related to the struggles against impunity and against the changes in administration threatening the main objectives of

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,Making Memory an Object of the Present and Human Rights an Object of Debate (2011–2013),s of the justice system, and the legacies of the dictatorship still in force. Second, the relationship between the Piñera administration and the associations studied will be highlighted, starting from the particular issues of the closure of the Cordillera prison and the problematic of the special pr

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,Today and Tomorrow (2014–2018): A Question of Impunity,ghlights how the discussions about the Valech secret, the . prison, and the Nunca Más are part of a larger polemic related to the lack of justice perceived by the organizations studied in this book. The chapter will conclude with a discussion of the work of the associations based on the themes of Nu