Contents -- Writing History and Registering Memory in Legal Decisions and Legal Practices: An Introduction -- Forms of Judicial Blindness: Traumatic Narratives and Legal Repetitions -- Memory, Law, and Literature: The Cases of Flaubert and Baudelaire -- Collective Memory and the Nineteenth Amendment: Reasoning about "The Woman Question" in the Discourse of Sex Discrimination -- Held in the Bodv of the State: Prisons and the Law -- Stigmas, Badges, and Brands: Discriminating Marks in Legal History -- Analogical Reasoning and Historical Change in Law: The Regulation of Film and Radio Speech -- Contributors -- Index.