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Structures without soul and immediate struggles: rethinking militant particularism in contemporary Spain
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The focus of the article is the connection between the production in the present of
particular memories of the past and the ability to frame present-day conflicts in terms of
particular or universal claims and transformation projects. Through referring to past
struggles and their outcomes, the process of framing will clarify what renders certain
possibilities legitimate while excluding others. This connection between past and
present realities, memories and struggles will appear in the reading of past struggles in
terms of heroism or defeat, and in the way of incorporating those memories into
present-day struggles in positive or negative terms. These different and interrelated
processes express interlinked and diverse forms of dispossession that are simultaneously
shaped by and contribute to shape the possible spaces and scales in which struggle can
be meaningfully waged...
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NAROTZKY, Susana. Structures without soul and immediate struggles: rethinking militant particularism in contemporary Spain. Capítol del llibre: Kasmir. S. & Carbonella. Vol. (Eds) Blood and Fire: Toward a New Anthropology of Labour, num. pp. [consulted: 11 of October of 2026]. Available at: https://hdl.handle.net/2445/135057