Daniel Feierstein

Exploring how memories and representations shape our understanding of genocide, Daniel Feierstein discusses the contested legacy of Argentina's last military dictatorship. The podcast delves into the intersection of memory, history, and brain function, highlighting the challenges of interpretation and societal identity formation. With a focus on thawing memory and desensitization as coping mechanisms, the conversation offers deep insights into the complexities of narrating events and working through the consequences of genocide.