“Eva van Roekel’s riveting account of the prolonged search for truth and reconciliation in the wake of Argentina’s Military Dictatorship sheds new light on the vexed relationships between political, legal, moral, ritual, and emotional processes of recovering from trauma or arriving at a point where justice is felt to have been done.” –-Michael D. Jackson, author of ‘The Politics of Storytelling’

“Insightful and engaging, Phenomenal Justice makes an important contribution to the anthropology of emotion and to understanding the ways that feelings and structural factors shape the lived experience of justice. This is an impressive piece of work.” ––Karen Faulk, co-editor of ‘A Sense of Justice: Legal Knowledge and Lived Experience in Latin America’