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memory laws: a standalone construct

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Memory studies

legal provisions that prescribe or forbid particular interpretations of past events, such as bans on denying genocide.

In memory studies, memory laws refers to legal provisions that prescribe or forbid particular interpretations of past events, such as bans on denying genocide. This meaning comes from Koposov (2017) in Memory Laws, Memory Wars.[1]

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  1. Koposov, N. (2017). Memory Laws, Memory Wars. Cambridge University Press. https://doi.org/10.1017/9781108304047

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