The Right to Memory: History, Media, Law, and Ethics (Worlds of Memory Book 10)
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The Right to Memory: History, Media, Law, and Ethics (Worlds of Memory Book 10)

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The Right to Memory examines memory through the intersecting lenses of history, media, law, and ethics. As the tenth volume in the Worlds of Memory series, it offers a multidisciplinary framework for considering how memory is understood and addressed across these fields.

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The Right to Memory brings together history, media, law, and ethics as its central areas of focus.

As part of the Worlds of Memory series, this volume considers memory through multiple academic and cultural perspectives.

Its title highlights questions surrounding the meaning and significance of memory, including how it may relate to rights and responsibility.

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