A RIGHT ON PAPER / CLASSROOM PACK
Created by Yoav Duman · A Whose Terms? investigation

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Plan about 90–120 minutes for the full class activity, solo or in pairs. Pace varies with writing and discussion. Save and return between chapters.

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Public case page: https://yoavduman.com/lab/whose-terms/a-right-on-paper

Based on Gershon Shafir and Yoav Peled’s Being Israeli (2002), alongside separately dated evidence. Books/articles are linked, not redistributed. Constructed decisions, author analysis, and documentary events are identified separately in the case. Artwork is conceptual, not evidence or a depiction of actual participants.
