La renovada persistencia de un tiempo revolucionario : entrevista a la historiadora Eugenia Palieraki

Abstract

The Greek historian residing in France, Eugenia Palieraki, analyzes in this interview the intellectual concerns that motivated her interest in Latin America as a research problem, which, as detailed, come from both life experiences and academic experiences that arose within her process. of training, highlighting in particular the contribution made in this regard by the late Spanish-French historian François-Xavier Guerra. Palieraki also highlights the influence and collaboration received from his Latin American colleagues with whom he has developed a fruitful and permanent dialogue focused, especially, on our recent past, as well as on the survival of the idea of “revolution”.

The Greek historian residing in France, Eugenia Palieraki, analyzes in this interview the intellectual concerns that motivated her interest in Latin America as a research problem, which, as detailed, come from both life experiences and academic experiences that arose within her process. of training, highlighting in particular the contribution made in this regard by the late Spanish-French historian François-Xavier Guerra. Palieraki also highlights the influence and collaboration received from his Latin American colleagues with whom he has developed a fruitful and permanent dialogue focused, especially, on our recent past, as well as on the survival of the idea of “revolution”.