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It is afternoon in a condominium in Westwood, Los Angeles, CA, a few miles south of UCLA, where I am writing this memoir. UCLA will be shuttered this Holiday Season from Dec. 21-Jan. 4. Faculty and staff are on mandatory furlough.I note these facts in the self-disclosure spirit of the memoir genre and to remind readers that, as Michel De Certeau put it,1 “historical writing is always embedded in a particular time, a particular place, a particular institution, and ‘rooted in a particular situation.’” These are the environs in which this memoir is being written – this time, this place, this institution, and in this particular situation.
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Cohen, S. (2011). Memoir. In: Urban, W.J. (eds) Leaders in the Historical Study of American Education. Leaders in Educational Studies, vol 3. SensePublishers. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-6091-755-4_4
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