I collect false memories of the Argentine collective memory. An example: the memory of having seen the 78 World Cup matches on color televisions. (What produced that false memory? Perhaps the publicity campaign of the dictatorship regarding the creation of atc1, which allowed the transmission in color, but for the exterior). Another example: the memory of the darkening of the city of Buenos Aires to prevent possible air raids during the Malvinas War.

What produced that false memory? Perhaps remorse Finland Email List having been so far away and safe from that war, given that the obscuration actually occurred four years earlier, in 1978, on the eve of a war with Chile that never came to take place). Another example: the memory of having been counting downed planes at the same time, in the Malvinas War, and goals scored, in the 82 World Cup.

What produced that false memory? Perhaps the same national epic imagery, which makes the football a continuation of the war by other means, because the truth is that the Malvinas War ended on June 14, 1982, The materials of memory are partly the events lived, that is, the experiences themselves, and partly the narratives that are hatched once they have been lived or as they are being lived. What will happen, in this sense, with the pandemic, with everything that has been happening from March 2020 onwards? Personally, I will say that in general I don't know of too many people who have been cooped up in their homes for 12 months (i.e., between March 2020 and March 2021), nor for 18 months (i.e., between March 2020 and March.