The Holocaust and the text : speaking the unspeakable

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The Holocaust and the text : speaking the unspeakable

edited by Andrew Leak and George Paizis

St. Martin's Press , Macmillan Press, 1999

  • : us
  • : uk : hc
  • : uk : pbk

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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: uk : hc ISBN 9780333738863

内容説明

Whether through its frequent presence in the news, or in history books, documentaries and fiction, the Holocaust is an event that refuses to go away. It is both a point of reference in the past and a point of moral interdiction and imperative in the present. Yet how is the modern reader to imagine the unimaginable and relate it to the present? The essays in this book examine the problems that underly the representation in literature of these poignant and horrific events.

目次

  • Notes on Contributors - Introduction - Holocaust-genres and the Turn to History
  • B.Lang - Holocaust Writing in Context: Italy 1945 - 1947
  • R.Gordon - Representations of the Holocaust in Women's Testimony
  • A.Hardman - Between Repulsion and Attraction: George Steiner's Post-Holocaust Fiction
  • B.Cheyette - The Holocaust as Seen Through the Eyes of Children
  • A.Reiter - From Behind the Bars of Quotation Marks: Emmanuel Levina's (Non)-Representation of the Holocaust
  • R.Eaglestone - Idioms for the Unrepresentable: Post-war Fiction and the Shoah
  • A.Parry - The Demidenko Affair and Contemporary Holocaust Fiction
  • S.Vice - Is Aharon Appelfeld an Holocaust Writer?
  • L.I.Yudkin - The Mirror of Memory: Patrick Modiano's La Place de L'Etoile and Dora Bruder
  • S.Khalifa - 'Il n'y a qu'une Esphce Humaine': Between Duras and Antelme
  • M.Crowley
巻冊次

: uk : pbk ISBN 9780333738870

内容説明

A major new collection of essays examining the problems of representing the Holocaust in fiction. The essays assembled here deal with the relations between the discourses of fiction (or imaginative reconstruction), philosophy, historiography and theory; with the impact of different national contexts on representational strategies; with the 'idioms for the unrepresentable' evolved by contemporary novelists and playwrights and with the continuing centrality of notions of authenticity and legitimacy to writing which takes the Holocaust as its theme.

目次

  • Notes on Contributors Introduction Holocaust-genres and the Turn to History
  • B.Lang Holocaust Writing in Context: Italy 1945 - 1947
  • R.Gordon Representations of the Holocaust in Women's Testimony
  • A.Hardman Between Repulsion and Attraction: George Steiner's Post-Holocaust Fiction
  • B.Cheyette The Holocaust as Seen Through the Eyes of Children
  • A.Reiter From Behind the Bars of Quotation Marks: Emmanuel Levina's (Non)-Representation of the Holocaust
  • R.Eaglestone Idioms for the Unrepresentable: Post-war Fiction and the Shoah
  • A.Parry The Demidenko Affair and Contemporary Holocaust Fiction
  • S.Vice Is Aharon Appelfeld an Holocaust Writer?
  • L.I.Yudkin The Mirror of Memory: Patrick Modiano's La Place de L'Etoile and Dora Bruder
  • S.Khalifa 'Il n'y a qu'une Espece Humaine': Between Duras and Antelme
  • M.Crowley

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