Memory, Subjectivities, and Representation

1. Introduction: Bridging Boundaries
Rina Benmayor, María Eugenia Cardenal Nuez, Pilar Domínguez Prats

Part I. Collective Memory and Identities

2. “I Was Just One More among Many”: A Mosaic of Ex-combatant Voices from the Portuguese Colonial War
Ângela Campos

3. Voices of Spanish Socialist Trade Unionism during the End of the Franco Regime and the Transition to Democracy
Pilar Domínguez Prats

4. “Gendered” Memories: Women’s Narratives from the Southern Cone
Cristina Scheibe Wolff, Joana Maria Pedro, Janine Gomes Silva

Part II. Subjectivity and Identity Construction

5. The Healing Effect of Discourses: Body, Emotions, and Gender Subjectivity in Basque Nationalism
Miren Llona

6. Lola’s Story: The Struggle to Build a Professional Identity with No Good Jobs in Sight
María Eugenia Cardenal Nuez

7. “Getting Ahead”: The American Dream in the California Agricultural Fields
Magdalena Villarreal

8. Migration, Sex Work, and Stigma: An Analysis in Biographical Code
Ángeles Arjona Garrido, Juan Carlos Checa Olmos, Estefanía Acién González, Francisco Majuelos Martínez

Part III. Memory and Public Representations

9. Oral Accounts and Visual Inscriptions: Narratives under Heavily Tattooed Skin
Vitor Sérgio Ferreira

10. The Black Movement and Race Relations in Brazil: Building New Knowledge through Online Oral History Materials
Verena Alberti, Amilcar Araujo Pereira

11. Images and Words: Photography and the 1968 Student Movement in Mexico
Alberto Castillo Troncoso

12. “A Living Museum of Small, Forgotten and Unwanted Memories”: Performing Oral Histories of the Portuguese Dictatorship and Revolution
Joana Craveiro

Keywords: History, History of the Americas, European History, Oral History