Malvinas 40 years later. Possible moves in a war of positions
Abstract
This article shows the contributions of Social Anthropology and Ethnography in a typically historical issue such as the Anglo-Argentine conflict of 1982, over the Malvinas/Falkland Islands and the South Atlantic archipelagoes. Through a historical review, this text reconstructs the instances in which the positions that came to "solve" the paradox that underlies this war and its subsequent memory were formed: it was the dictatorship of the self-called National Reorganization Process (1976-1983) that carried out the recovery of the Malvinas Islands, with the popular support of the whole country. Despite this 40-year-postwar, these positions remain unshakable and prevent us from understanding that war, and above all, how it was possible.Downloads
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