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Author: John Docker (University of Melbourne)
In this talk I’d like to create a conversation between what Ann Genovese and Shaun McVeigh (2015) felicitously call ‘jurisography’, which is, we might say, just beginning its intellectual journey as a concept of great fertility and possibility, and what the French historiographer Pierre Nora (2001) refers to as ego-histoire, or ego history, which is now becoming an international intellectual movement. As will become clear, ego history is not simply to be identified with autobiography. I also do not equate ego history with jurisography. I wish to suggest there might be resonances between jurisography and ego history that we might think about.
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How to Cite: Docker, J. (2016) “Of Pearls and Coral: Jurisography and Ego History”, Law Text Culture. 20(1). doi: https://doi.org/10.14453/ltc.632