REVIEW: Writings that trace Memories
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https://doi.org/10.37646/xihmai.v9i17.234Abstract
In times of crisis and despair, it is necessary to seek alternative discourses, to vindicate values such as solidarity and cooperation, to elaborate other visions of the world. Literature is one of the richest sources of inspiration for those seeking alternative visions and versions of history and memory to think of “another way of being”, as the feminist writer Monique Wittig pointed out.
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