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Juan Gelman’s Open Letters: Mourning and Mundo Beyond Militancy

IN 2006, THE ARGENTINE JOURNAL LA INTEMPERIE PUBLISHED A LETTER BY THE philosopher Oscar del Barco in which he condemns the use of violence by Leftist groups in the 1960s and 1970s in Argentina. An avowed Leftist himself, del Barco proposes that the political Left should accept responsibility for the violence perpetrated by armed revolutionary groups in the 1960s and 1970s. He invokes Emmanuel Levinas’s appeal to the Biblical imperative “Thou shalt not kill,” and claims that this imperative forms the basis of every community: