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The present article, structured in essay format, seeks to analyze the relationship between memorial practices and democratic practices, focusing on memorial projects in Brazil regarding the civil-military dictatorship, which took place in the country from 1964 to 1985. To do so, this paper examines places of memory and other forms of expression by the civil society that evoke this authoritarian past, conceived as part of the transitional justice. It also affirms the need for an exemplary memory related to the dictatorship as a key element towards the process of building a strong democracy and enabling full citizenship.

DE QUANTA MEMÓRIA PRECISA UMA DEMOCRACIA? UMA REFLEXÃO SOBRE AS RELAÇÕES ENTRE PRÁTICAS MEMORIAIS E PRÁTICAS DEMOCRÁTICAS NO BRASIL ATUAL