Erzählweisen des Sagbaren und Unsagbaren / Between Commemoration and Amnesia
Formen des Holocaust-Gedenkens in schweizerischen und transnationalen Perspektiven / Forms of Holocaust Remembrance in Swiss and Transnational Perspectives
Contributions by Valérie Arato Sulzer Contributions by Wulff Bickenbach Contributions by Klaus-Michael Bogdal Contributions by Barbara Bonhage Contributions by Sabina Bossert Contributions by Hannah Einhaus Contributions by Anna Fersztand Contributions by Peter Gautschi Contributions by Daniel Gerson Contributions by Remo Gysin Contributions by Helena Kanyar-Becker Contributions by Nadev Kaplan Contributions by Hans-Lukas Kieser Contributions by Sara Kviat Bloch Contributions by Regula Ludi Contributions by Anna Minta Contributions by Marc Perrenoud Contributions by Erik Petry Contributions by Joel E. Rubin Contributions by Balz Spörri Contributions by Gregor Spuhler Contributions by René Staubli Contributions by Walter Stoffel Contributions by Kaspar Surber Contributions by Benno Tuchschmid Contributions by Judy Tydor Baumel-Schwartz Edited by Maoz Azaryahu Edited by Ulrike Gehring Edited by Fabienne Meyer Edited by Jacques Picard Edited by Christina Späti
Hardback (Out of print)
(June 2021)
ISBN: 9783412521608
6.34 x 9.25 inches
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Unterschiedliche Erzählweisen – ein Plädoyer der transnationalen Lesart von Holocaust-Gedenken
The way in which the Holocaust and the Second World War are remembered and the many forms and debates that have emerged from this contemporary field have also left their mark on Switzerland. However, the “monuments” that exist in that non-occupied country are not only material ones. What may be discovered is also evident in musical and literary works, biographies and self-testimonies, feature films and documentaries, landscapes, teaching materials and school lessons, as well as in debates about demands for restitution, recognition or rehabilitation. This book presents different aspects and modes of cultural remembrance, and at the same time it addresses a plea for a transnational reading of Holocaust remembrance. From the knowledge that crosses semantic and territorial borders, there is much to be learned for one’s own purposes. For this reason, this anthology takes its lift-off from Switzerland, but also presents insights and examples that touch many of Danish, German, Israeli, Austrian, Swedish or Hungarian concerns.
- Contributions by Valérie Arato Sulzer
- Contributions by Wulff Bickenbach
- Contributions by Klaus-Michael Bogdal
- Contributions by Barbara Bonhage
- Contributions by Sabina Bossert
- Contributions by Hannah Einhaus
- Contributions by Anna Fersztand
- Contributions by Peter Gautschi
- Contributions by Daniel Gerson
- Contributions by Remo Gysin
- Contributions by Helena Kanyar-Becker
- Contributions by Nadev Kaplan
- Contributions by Hans-Lukas Kieser
- Contributions by Sara Kviat Bloch
- Contributions by Regula Ludi
- Contributions by Anna Minta
- Contributions by Marc Perrenoud
- Contributions by Erik Petry
- Contributions by Joel E. Rubin
- Contributions by Balz Spörri
- Contributions by Gregor Spuhler
- Contributions by René Staubli
- Contributions by Walter Stoffel
- Contributions by Kaspar Surber
- Contributions by Benno Tuchschmid
- Contributions by Judy Tydor Baumel-Schwartz
- Edited by Maoz Azaryahu
- Edited by Ulrike Gehring
- Edited by Fabienne Meyer
- Edited by Jacques Picard
- Edited by Christina Späti
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