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In Search Of A Theory Of Public Memory: The State, The Individual, And Marcel Proust, Brian F. Havel
In Search Of A Theory Of Public Memory: The State, The Individual, And Marcel Proust, Brian F. Havel
Indiana Law Journal
This Article posits the existence and pervasiveness of an official public (or State) memory that is primarily constructed using public law devices and statements of official policy. While official public memory serves the purposes of social control and stability, it also seeks to mask contestation and is, accordingly, neither complete nor authentic. Using philosophical, scientific, and literary sources, this Article demonstrates how the affective (emotional) memory that is unique to individuals creates a permanent potential for contestation and authenticity and therefore sets a natural conceptual limit to the power of officially managed memory to contrive the past. To help establish …
Double Jeopardy And Dual Sovereignty: The Impact Of Benton V. Maryland On Successive Prosecution For The Same Offense By State And Federal Governments, Richard D. Boyle
Double Jeopardy And Dual Sovereignty: The Impact Of Benton V. Maryland On Successive Prosecution For The Same Offense By State And Federal Governments, Richard D. Boyle
Indiana Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Repeal Of The Teacher's Act As Impairment Of The Obligation Of Contract
Repeal Of The Teacher's Act As Impairment Of The Obligation Of Contract
Indiana Law Journal
No abstract provided.
The Suability Of The State, Charles S. Hyneman
The Suability Of The State, Charles S. Hyneman
Indiana Law Journal
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