This article explores how a group of relatives of fallen soldiers of the Malvinas War inhabited death from the immediate aftermath of the conflict to the identification of the bodies in 2017. From a perspective borrowed from the anthropology of death and the body, it discusses how the status of these bodies shaped their relatives' representations of these deaths, understood as holy, heroic and sacrificial and inhabited through the performance of various mourning rituals. Finally, it demonstrates how the prospect of exhumation provoked resistance and fear, due to the unpredictable agency of the ‘corporeality of the dead’ in social life.

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在尸体中居住死亡：在马尔维纳斯战争中掘尸的挑战

本文探讨了一群马尔维纳斯战争阵亡士兵的亲属如何从冲突后到2017年识别尸体的过程中居住死亡。这些尸体的地位塑造了其亲属对这些死亡的描述，被理解为圣洁，英勇和牺牲，并通过各种哀悼仪式而居住。最后，它表明了由于社会生活中“死者的尸体”的不可预测性，掘尸的前景如何激起了抵抗和恐惧。