Together in Time: Historical Injustice, Collective Memory, and the Boundaries of Membership
How, if at all, should we remember the histories of injustice and atrocity that haunt most modern states? Since World War II, it has become commonplace to suggest that properly responding to injustices requires societies to remember them, and to remember the experiences of those they touched. But wh...
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University of Oregon
2016
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| Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/1794/20453 |