Re-examining the holocaust through literature / edited by Aukje Kluge and Benn E. Williams.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Introduction / Aukje Kluge and Benn E. Williams -- Part I Mixing Genres, Histories, and Representation -- Car cela devient une histoire : Issues of Representation in the Imaginative and Collective Memoirs of Charlotte Delbo / Elizabeth Scheiber -- Peter Weiss's Die Ermittlung: Dramatic and Legal Representation and the Auschwitz Trial / Scott Windham -- The Limits of Holocaust Representation in the Arab World / Esther Webman -- Part II Fiction, History, and Moral Choices -- Varying Shades of Gray: Pierre Assouline at the Frontier of Fact and Fiction / Benn E. Williams -- Suffering, Heroism, and the Healing Arrival of the Savoir: The Holocaust in Evangelical Literature / Yaakov Ariel -- A Thousand Darknesses: Elie Wiesel's Night / Ruth Franklin -- Part III Comic Books, Film, and Poetry: The Holocaust and the Other Genres -- The Holocaust through Comic Books / Tal Bruttmann -- "Life and Counterlife": The Topos of Wish-Fulfillment in Holocaust Literature / Jehanne Dubrow -- Samuel Fuller at Falkenau: From Soldier to Film Director / Christian Delage -- Part IV Reflections on Current and Future Research -- Epilogue "Simply and Complexly Something Else" / Benn E. Williams -- An International Bibliography of Holocaust Literature / Benn E. Williams.