Physical Description
206 p. : ill. ; 22 cm.
Contents
1. Is the Holocaust an American memory?
2. Literature, Holocaust fiction in the 1990s: laughter, memory, place
3. Visual arts, transgression as commemoration: art's ritualized encounter with the "limits of representation"
4. Film, if life had only been beautiful: Radu Mihaileanu's Train of Life and the embarrassments of "Holocaust comedies"
5. Architecture, Daniel Libeskind's world trade center project: architecture, (inter)nationalism, and the politics of moral consensus.
Other Authors/Editors
Rohr, Susanne, 1958-
ISBN
9783825357269
3825357260
Notes
Includes bibliographical references (p. [183]-204).
1. Is the Holocaust an American memory? -- 2. Literature, Holocaust fiction in the 1990s: laughter, memory, place -- 3. Visual arts, transgression as commemoration: art's ritualized encounter with the "limits of representation" -- 4. Film, if life had only been beautiful: Radu Mihaileanu's Train of Life and the embarrassments of "Holocaust comedies" -- 5. Architecture, Daniel Libeskind's world trade center project: architecture, (inter)nationalism, and the politics of moral consensus.
