La memoria de la bomba atómica en la cultura japonesa contemporánea

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dc.contributor.advisorOrtiz Méndez, Camila Andrea
dc.contributor.authorHernández Molina, Juan Diego
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dc.date.accessioned2025-08-27T00:00:42Z
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dc.date.issued2025-08-12
dc.descriptionA partir de los bombardeos atómicos sobre Hiroshima y Nagasaki en 1945, Japón enfrentó no solo una catástrofe humanitaria sin precedentes, sino también una transformación profunda de su tejido social, emocional y cultural. Las consecuencias no se limitaron a los daños físicos y biológicos provocados por la radiación, sino que marcaron la memoria colectiva del país e influyeron en su identidad contemporánea. Los sobrevivientes, conocidos como hibakusha, vivieron con secuelas médicas permanentes y una fuerte discriminación social, mientras que la sociedad en general tuvo que enfrentar el trauma a través de la reconstrucción simbólica. La cultura japonesa canalizó este dolor mediante el arte, la literatura, el manga, la educación y diversos actos conmemorativos. Estas expresiones han contribuido a mantener viva la memoria de los hechos, consolidando una conciencia pacifista y una resiliencia colectiva que, aún hoy, se proyecta como una forma de resistencia al olvido.
dc.description.abstractFollowing the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945, Japan faced not only an unprecedented humanitarian catastrophe but also a profound transformation of its social, emotional, and cultural fabric. The consequences extended beyond physical and biological damage caused by radiation, leaving a deep imprint on the nation's collective memory and influencing its contemporary identity. The survivors, known as hibakusha, endured lifelong medical conditions and social discrimination, while Japanese society as a whole was compelled to process the trauma through symbolic reconstruction. Japanese culture has channeled this suffering through art, literature, manga, education, and various commemorative practices. These expressions have helped preserve the memory of the events, shaping a strong pacifist consciousness and a collective resilience that continues to resist forgetting.
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dc.identifier.citationHernández Molina, J. (2025). La memoria de la bomba atómica en la cultura japonesa contemporánea. [Sistematización de Experiencias, Universidad Santo Tomás]. Repositorio Institucional
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dc.publisherUniversidad Santo Tomásspa
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dc.subject.keywordCollective memory
dc.subject.keywordPacifism
dc.subject.keywordCultural resilience
dc.subject.lembGuerra mundial II, 1939-1945 - Hiroshima
dc.subject.lembCultura - Japón
dc.subject.lembGuerra mundial II, 1939-1945 - Aspectos sociales
dc.subject.lembResiliencia humana - Cultura japonesa
dc.subject.lembDerecho - Investigaciones
dc.subject.lembTesis y Disertaciones académicas
dc.subject.proposalMemoria colectiva
dc.subject.proposalPacifismo
dc.subject.proposalResiliencia cultural
dc.titleLa memoria de la bomba atómica en la cultura japonesa contemporánea
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