Relational remembering: rethinking the memory wars

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Memory, History, Trauma, Identity Memory, violence, and history Memory, Trauma, and Testimony

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Chapter 1 Constructing the wars Chapter 2 Respecting rememberers Chapter 3 Framing women's testimony: narrative position and memory authority Chapter 4 subjects of therapy: Revisiting Trauma and Recovery Chapter 5 The feeling of identity is quite wanting...in the true woman: Models of memory and moral character Chapter 6 Suggestibility, misdesign, and social skepticism Chapter 7 costs of a stereotype: Defending women's confidential records Chapter 8 A singular and representative life: Personal memory and systematic harms

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