Resumen de Configuraciones discursivas de Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo: enunciación y mecanismos retóricos en 'Botín de guerra'
This article analyzes how the first institutional text of Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo, Spoils of War (1985), configures a frame of meaning, an ordering of events �of both the kidnappings and the searches� in the face of the vacuum and the ontological dislocation created by the disappearance of children during Argentina�s last military dictatorship (1976-1983). And at the same time, the text constitutes a perfomative emergence of the Association in the public scene. The study approaches the corpus as a generic, rhetorical and enunciative dispositif, and from different analytical standpoints, looks more deeply into the development of a progressive symbolic re-articulation in terms of knowledge and political agency.
