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The book reflects on memory as a central lens to understand long-lasting and contemporary forms of violence, especially in Colombia and Latin America. It discusses massive political violence, colonial and racist structures, and their effects on bodies, territories, and social worlds, as well as the role of memory practices, archives, and narratives in confronting destruction and imagining renewal. The work also examines methodological and ethical questions about listening, narrating, and collaborating in contexts of war, dispossession, and difficult knowledge.
