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politics of regret: a standalone construct

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Memory studies

the modern turn toward public apology and remembrance of past wrongs as a basis for political legitimacy.

In memory studies, politics of regret refers to the modern turn toward public apology and remembrance of past wrongs as a basis for political legitimacy. This meaning comes from Olick (2007) in The politics of regret.[1]

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References

Olick, J. K. (2007). The politics of regret. Routledge. ISBN 9781135909765

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