O DIREITO AO ESQUECIMENTO DE FATOS HISTÓRICOS: : ENTRE A MEMÓRIA COLETIVA E O “ACORDO” NACIONAL PARA O OBLÍVIO

Authors

Abstract

The democratic transition in Brazil was accompanied by the issue of Law n. 6.683/1979 (Brazilian amnesty law) that allowed serious human rights violations not to suffer punishment. The amnesty seen as institutionalized forgetfulness provoked several discussions about its legitimacy. This article is scoped to demonstrate, through the analysis of Special Appeals nº. 1,434,498/SP and nº. 1,369,571/PE, as the Superior Court of Justice applied in a differentiated way the right to forgetfulness, since in those decisions such right was conceived as a result of the amnesty law. In other, the theoretical constructions of François Ost and Paul Ricoeur on amnesty and forgetfulness will be presented. Thus, the work seeks to point out one of the perspectives of the right to oblivion in national jurisprudence.

Author Biographies

Henriete Karam, UniFG

Master’s degree in Literary Theory at Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio Grande do Sul (PUCRS), and Ph.D. in Literary Studies at Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul (UFRGS). Professor of the Postgraduate Program in Law at UniFG. Regular Professor of the Postgraduate Program in Language and Literature at UFRGS, Invited Professor of the Specialization Course in Psychoanalysis at UNISINOS. Founding Member of Rede Brasileira Direito e Literatura (Brazilian Law and Literature Network – RDL). Publisher of Anamorphosis – International Journal of Law and Literature.

Karoline Oliveira, UniFG

Mestranda em Direito no Centro Universitário FG (UniFG). Bolsista da Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado da Bahia - FAPESB. Graduada em Direito pela Universidade do Estado da Bahia (UNEB).

Published

2020-03-28

How to Cite

Karam, H., & Oliveira, K. (2020). O DIREITO AO ESQUECIMENTO DE FATOS HISTÓRICOS: : ENTRE A MEMÓRIA COLETIVA E O “ACORDO” NACIONAL PARA O OBLÍVIO. Revista Paradigma, 28(3), 182–200. Retrieved from https://revistas.unaerp.br/paradigma/article/view/1749