Interview
Memory is for me something that allows us not
to forget. It is important for us to remember, because that is the only way of
avoiding another fact like this one. We as a country need to have this event in
our memory to protect our population from this to happen again. We need to
clarify every case of D.D. Even though I think it would be really hard to
clarify all of them. Chile should learn that It society has to be more alert
and protective with every fact which can be a manifestation of another
violation of human rights. Of course I believe in human rights, they should
always be the base of every society and even the whole world.
1- My first impression of the museum
was really strong, because there are pictures, books etc. that remember painful
facts to a group of people.
2- In my own perception, memory is the
ability of remembering something, important or not.
3- Collective memory is important for
me, especially because I’m going to be a teacher. However, I think that we have
to be careful with what we consider as important to be remember, how we pass on
the information to the next generation, and which information is worth to pass
on and which not.
My feelings and thoughts after the visit are really confusing because I really
don´t know what to think now. I also feel more curious about the topic ant the
period of time before that this happened.
4- Actually, two videos called my
attention. It was the one of the speech of the commanders of the army. I felt
like they were very decided and also they used very strong words when they
refer to their decision. And the second one was the one of Allende, before his
death. It reflected sadness and proud of the country before the military
uprising. Also it didn´t reflected fear, considering that he was about to
suicide.
5- I think that for me it was a neutral
experience, because it was a way to materialize something that I heard many
times before.
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