No. 6 (2016): The Holocaust and the contemporary world

• Introduction

  Wojciech Owczarski

  5-6

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Studies

• Making Sense of the Holocaust in Contemporary Poland: The Real and the Imagined, the Contradictions and the Paradoxes

  Jonathan Webber

  7-28

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• Theory of History vis-à-vis two World Wars and the Holocaust

  Jan P. Hudzik

  29-56

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• Zygmunt Bauman: Adiaphorization in the Holocaust and in the Society of Consumers

  Julija Tuleikytė

  57-68

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• Differences in Denials of the Holocaust: Comparative Study of Two Case Studies

  Tereza Trejbalova

  69-84

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• Therapeutic dreams in Auschwitz

  Wojciech Owczarski

  85-92

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• Are Trips to Auschwitz the Panacea for a History Sick Society? A Case Study of Holocaust Teaching: the Italian Memorial Trains to Auschwitz

  Laura Fontana

  93-106

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Essays

• The Problem of Kitsch in the Context of Holocaust Fiction: Jonathan Littell and Bernhard Schlink

  Roxana Ghita, Catalin Ghita

  107-124

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• Interpretation of Silence in Paul Celan’s Holocaust Poetics

  Sreekanth Kopuri

  125-140

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• The Nuclear Holocaust: Sylvia Plath as a Mother Poet

  Keiko Kimura

  141-150

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• Representing and Teaching the Holocaust in the 21st Century: A Practical Proposal

  Silvia Pellicer-Ortín

  151-172

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• Constructive Distance: Nicole Krauss’s "Great House" as a Model for Third-Generation Holocaust Fiction

  Antonia Strakosch

  173-186

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• The Holocaust and the Grotesque: the Case of Artur Sandauer’s Fiction

  Marcin Wołk

  187-196

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• Holocaust Satire on Israeli TV: the Battle against Canonic Memory Agents

  Liat Steir-Livny

  197-212

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