| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Writers like Proust and Freud, for instance, became preoccupiedwith memory because it seemed to them that precisely in an age in whichhistory, biography, and other forms of record keeping were ordering his-tory in an increasingly objective and complete manner, meaningful con-nections to our pasts, personal or shared, seemed to be waning (see Berg-son; Terdiman; Kern).
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