A POCO MÁS DE 30 AÑOS DE LA PUBLICACIÓN DE SEÑOR DEL VÉRTIGO.

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Title: A POCO MÁS DE 30 AÑOS DE LA PUBLICACIÓN DE SEÑOR DEL VÉRTIGO. (Spanish).
Source: Humanitas (07172168). oto2024, Issue 107, p173-176. 4p.
Subjects: ANTISEMITISM, PAUL VI, Pope, 1897-1978, POETRY writing, POPES, DICTATORSHIP, COLLECTIVE memory, MEMORY, HOLOCAUST memorials
Geographic Terms: CHILE
Abstract (English): The article highlights the importance of poems written in Chile during the dictatorship and the democratic recovery, which reference the Holocaust. The author, David Preiss, explores the relationship between poetry and the memory of the Holocaust, emphasizing its importance as a tool for memory and cultural reparation. The article mentions Pope Paul VI's 1965 Declaration Nostra Aetate, which addresses the Church's relations with non-Christian religions in a context of growing religious intolerance and antisemitism. [Extracted from the article]
Abstract (Spanish): El artículo destaca la importancia de los poemas escritos en Chile durante la dictadura y la recuperación democrática, que hacen referencia al Holocausto. El autor, David Preiss, explora la relación entre la poesía y la memoria del Holocausto, resaltando su importancia como herramienta de memoria y reparación cultural. Se menciona la Declaración Nostra Aetate del Papa Pablo VI en 1965, que aborda las relaciones de la Iglesia con las religiones no cristianas en un contexto de creciente intolerancia religiosa y antisemitismo. [Extracted from the article]
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Abstract:The article highlights the importance of poems written in Chile during the dictatorship and the democratic recovery, which reference the Holocaust. The author, David Preiss, explores the relationship between poetry and the memory of the Holocaust, emphasizing its importance as a tool for memory and cultural reparation. The article mentions Pope Paul VI's 1965 Declaration Nostra Aetate, which addresses the Church's relations with non-Christian religions in a context of growing religious intolerance and antisemitism. [Extracted from the article]
ISSN:07172168