«Ognuno pianga i suoi»: morte, riti funebri e lotta armata nell'Italia degli anni '70
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Galfré, Monica [1]
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[1] Univesità di Firenze
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- Localización: Memoria e ricerca, ISSN 1127-0195, ISSN-e 1972-523X, Nº 58 (maggio-agosto), 2018 (Ejemplar dedicado a: Musical notes and weapons: jazz and war, 1936-45), págs. 317-340
- Idioma: italiano
- Títulos paralelos:
- «Everyone mourn his own dead»: death, funerals and left-wing armed struggle in 1970s Italy
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Resumen
By using the rich European historiography's suggestions, that high-light the contemporary age's link between burial rites and political culture, this issue gives a point of view about some militants' funerals, such as Luca Mantini (1974), Walter Alasia (1976), Barbara Azzaroni e Matteo Caggegi (1979). Unlike victims' funerals, the militants' one hardly ever draw attention except to merely control them. But, as specific wing's rites, they reveal themselves as a significant source to trace the militancy's cultural and existential dimension. These rituals wanted to legitimize not only a young life cut short, but also an illegal political choice. The attendance at these funerals - occasionally large - raises questions about the agreement and support to terrorism, giving proof of the deep division caused by the left-wing subversion in the Italian society.
