- Series
- Screen cultures
Screen cultures.
- Format
- Book
- Published
- Rochester N.Y. : Camden House, 2008
- Contents
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Introduction : seeing against the grain : re-visualizing the Holocaust / David Bathrick
On the liberation of perpetrator photographs in Holocaust narratives / Brad Prager
The interpeter's dilemma : Heinrich Jöst's Warsaw Ghetto photographs / Daniel H. Magilow
Whose trauma is it? : identification and secondary witnessing in the age of postmemory / Elke Heckner
No child left behind : Anne Frank exhibits, American abduction narratives, and Nazi bogeymen / L.J. Nicoletti
Auschwitz as hermeneutic rupture, differend, and image malgré tout : Jameson, Lyotard, Didi-Huberman / Sven-Erik Rose
Claude Lanzmann's Shoah and the intentionality of the image / Michael D'Arcy
For and against the Bilderverbot : the rhetoric of "unrepresentability" and remediated "authenticity" in the German reception of Steven Spielberg's Schindler's list / Karyn Ball
Celan's cinematic : anxiety of the gaze in Night and fog and "Engführung" / Eric Kligerman
Affect in the archive : Arendt, Eichmann, and The specialist / Darcy C. Buerkle
Home-movies, film-diaries, and mass bodies : Péter Forgác's Free fall into the Holocaust / Jaimey Fisher
Laugher amid catastrophe : train of life and tragicomic Holocaust cinema / David A. Brenner
"Heil myself!" : impersonation and identity in comedic representations of Hitler / Michael D. Richardson.
- Other Authors/Editors
- Bathrick, David.
Prager, Brad, 1971-
Richardson, Michael David, 1970-
- Notes
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 299-319) and index.
Includes filmography: pages 321-323.
Introduction : seeing against the grain : re-visualizing the Holocaust / David Bathrick -- On the liberation of perpetrator photographs in Holocaust narratives / Brad Prager -- The interpeter's dilemma : Heinrich Jöst's Warsaw Ghetto photographs / Daniel H. Magilow -- Whose trauma is it? : identification and secondary witnessing in the age of postmemory / Elke Heckner -- No child left behind : Anne Frank exhibits, American abduction narratives, and Nazi bogeymen / L.J. Nicoletti -- Auschwitz as hermeneutic rupture, differend, and image malgré tout : Jameson, Lyotard, Didi-Huberman / Sven-Erik Rose -- Claude Lanzmann's Shoah and the intentionality of the image / Michael D'Arcy -- For and against the Bilderverbot : the rhetoric of "unrepresentability" and remediated "authenticity" in the German reception of Steven Spielberg's Schindler's list / Karyn Ball -- Celan's cinematic : anxiety of the gaze in Night and fog and "Engführung" / Eric Kligerman -- Affect in the archive : Arendt, Eichmann, and The specialist / Darcy C. Buerkle -- Home-movies, film-diaries, and mass bodies : Péter Forgác's Free fall into the Holocaust / Jaimey Fisher -- Laugher amid catastrophe : train of life and tragicomic Holocaust cinema / David A. Brenner -- "Heil myself!" : impersonation and identity in comedic representations of Hitler / Michael D. Richardson.
