Personal engagement and the study of the Holocaust

Personal engagement and the study of the Holocaust / ed. by Noah Benninga and Katrin Stoll

Saved in:

Bibliographic Details
Other Authors:	Benninga, Noah (Editor) Stoll, Katrin (Editor)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	London [u.a.] : Vallentine Mitchell, 2015
Subjects:	Aufsatzsammlung Geschichtsschreibung Judenvernichtung
Contents/pieces:	11 records
Online Access:	Inhaltsverzeichnis Zugang in den Räumen der Bibliothek

1. A hide-out in demo version : the Keret House in Warsaw as re-enactment of Jewish hiding

2. 'The Holocaust' - do we agree what we are talking about?

3. Tales of affect, 'thick' and 'thin' : on distantiation in Holocaust historiograpghy

4. Coming to terms with the past : reading and writing colonial genocide in the shadow of the Holocaust

5. Some reflections on 'history and fiction' in my 'landscapes of the metropolis of death' : comments on Hayden White's 'the history fiction divide'

6. The lack of conscious engagement with the reality of the Holocaust : or: on the non-reception of Jan Karski in the Federal Republic of Germany

7. The first person inversion : conscious engament and the practical past

8. Personal engagement and the study of the Holocaust : redressing the missed conversation in the past

9. The history fiction divide

10. Survivor testimonies and historical objectivity : polish historiography since 'neighbors'

11. What is the Holocaust?