Writing and Rewriting the Holocaust H/C

In 'Writing and Rewriting the Holocaust', James E. Young delves into the narrative techniques employed by Holocaust survivors and historians to recount their experiences. He examines the challenges inherent in representing the Holocaust and explores the varying interpretations and meanings that have evolved over time. Young's analysis includes a discussion of the ethical implications of writing about the Holocaust and the impact such writings have on our understanding of history and trauma.

Publisher:

Indiana University Press

Pages:

256

Date Published:

1988