Rereading Cain and Abel: New Approaches to Enforced Disappearances

IF 0.8 3区社会学 Q3 POLITICAL SCIENCE

Human Rights Quarterly Pub Date : 2022-11-01 DOI:10.1353/hrq.2022.0042

Ariel Dulitzky

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Abstract

ABSTRACT:The story of Cain and Abel, connected to enforced disappearances and the dictatorship has been used in Argentina by different stakeholders, many times for opposite purposes and with completely antithetical meanings. The Cain and Abel story is as complex as the story of enforced disappearances. Unpacking enforced disappearances while considering the biblical story allows for fresh readings of the binary approach to victims and perpetrators, challenges the conception of bystanders, and questions the traditional understanding of accountability limited to criminal responses. It also allows for thinking critically about memory, the effectiveness of the international response to enforced disappearances, and the inter-generational effect of disappearances.

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重读Cain和Abel：强迫失踪的新途径

摘要:该隐和亚伯的故事，与强迫失踪和独裁有关，在阿根廷被不同的利益相关者所使用，很多时候是为了相反的目的和完全相反的意义。该隐和亚伯的故事和强迫失踪的故事一样复杂。在考虑圣经故事的同时，对强迫失踪案进行拆解，可以对受害者和肇事者的二元方法进行新的解读，挑战旁观者的概念，并质疑传统上仅限于刑事反应的责任理解。它还允许批判性地思考记忆，对强迫失踪的国际反应的有效性，以及失踪的代际影响。

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