Mark,
You may want to take a look at:
Freiwald, Linn, "The Interrogation of Silence." Maryland Historian
24:1 (1993), 43-50.
As she begins work on a dissertation on the beginnings of the juvenile
court in Illinois, the author considers the manner in which the
historian of the court is trapped within the same power structure she
writes about, while the children before the court remain silent
subalterns.
Jeffrey Hearn
University of Maryland, College Park
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The Untimely Past: <http://www.wam.umd.edu/~nomadic/untimelypast.html>
You may want to take a look at:
Freiwald, Linn, "The Interrogation of Silence." Maryland Historian
24:1 (1993), 43-50.
As she begins work on a dissertation on the beginnings of the juvenile
court in Illinois, the author considers the manner in which the
historian of the court is trapped within the same power structure she
writes about, while the children before the court remain silent
subalterns.
Jeffrey Hearn
University of Maryland, College Park
----------------------------------------------------------------------
The Untimely Past: <http://www.wam.umd.edu/~nomadic/untimelypast.html>