Sunday, September 11, 2011
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I keep thinking, perhaps wrongly, that the problem of 9/11 is not *whether* we remember it, but *how* we remember it--which is, the uses to which we put remembering.
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Exactly. I have tended not to post my memories of the day or discuss the tragedy's still-unfolding aftermath, but rather to post this little animated gif, whose concision encapsulates quite a bit for me. I think Paul Krugman offered a particularly potent blog commentary, "The Years of Shame," about what happened in 9/11's wake, which also includes the uses and abuses to which remembering it have been put.
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