Special Issue - English Edition 2013 vol. 2 (4):Holocaust in Literary and Cultural Studies

                                                                

Spis treści / Index of Content

• Anna Nasiłowska Introduction
• Przemysław Czapliński The Holocaust as a Challenge for Literary Reflection
• Aleksandra Ubertowska “Invisible Testimonies” The Feminist Perspective in Holocaust Literature Studies
• Dorota Krawczyńska Empathy? Substitution? Identification?: How Should We Read Texts About the Holocaust?
• Dorota Głowacka “Like an Echo Without a Source”: Subjectivity as Witnessing and the Holocaust Narrative
• Joanna Tokarska-Bakir Prodigal Son Ten Years Later
• Tomasz Majewski Das Ereignis Auschwitz
• Zofia Mitosek An Event That Never Happened: The Holocaust for the Masses
• Eugenia Prokop-Janiec Jew, Pole, Artist: Constructing Identity After the Holocaust
• Marta (Młodkowska) Janczewska Ghetto Trajectories. Writing about personal experiences in the Warsaw Ghetto journals (Abraham Lewin, Rachela Auerbach, Janusz Korczak)
• Jacek Leociak Exiting the Grave
• Bożena Shallcross A Holocaust Soap and the Story of Its Production
• Tomasz Żukowski Savoir-vivre: Ironic Strategies in Calek Perechodnik’s Confession
• Andrzej Leśniak The problem of formal analysis of the representations of the Holocaust. Georges Didi-Huberman’s Images in Spite of All and Harun Farocki’s Respite
• Katarzyna Bojarska The Art of Impossible Possibility
• Maciej Leciński “Elimination of the advantage.” Empathy and the work of mourning in Marek Bieńczyk’s Tworki

Projekt finansowany ze środków Ministerstwa Nauki i Szkolnictwa Wyższego w ramach "Narodowego Programu Rozwoju Humanistyki", 2012-2014.

This project is funded by the Polish Ministry of Science and Higher Education through the "Programme for the Development of the Humanities" for 2012-2014.