Revisionism in the 80s and 90s: the stagnation or convalescence of a militant history?

Abstract

Considered a luck of historical common sense between vast social sectors during years 60 and 70, the revisionism accompanied and promoted the conjunctural cultural politicalization. The flexion that generated the last dictatorship military invites to us to reflect about its trajectory during the transition and the democratic consolidation in a heterogenous cultural climate but increasingly depoliticized. From an institutional perspective and through its respective publications, the work analyzes the evolution as much of the traditional revisionism whatever of the call left revisionism to argue its unicity in spite of the initial decline, the first obtained the reorganization of the Institute of Historical Investigations "Juan Manuel de Rosas", counted on official support and greeted the crystallization of previous institutional ramifications. The second, although the murders, exiles and defections, gave origin to own but subsunk centers around old figures. In general, both experienced a incipiente generational spare part, certain thematic renovation and timid audiences.