Memory work : the second generation / Nina Fischer, University of Edinburgh, UK.

• 1. Introduction Memory Work: The Second Generation -- 2. Objects -- 3. Names -- 4. Bodies -- 5. Food -- 6. Passover -- 7. Experiencing History: 9/11 -- Afterword: On Memory Work.

• "Memory work makes a contribution to our understanding of the intimate effects of the Holocaust on victims' famillies, and the significant role of 'memory work' by survivors' children withing the broader frame of cultural memory in the English-speaking countries of post-war jewish diasporas. It studies how these authors explore the past in their literary texts - primarily life writing." 

Ämnesord

Kollektivt minne och litteratur  (sao)

Gruppidentitet i litteraturen  (sao)

Förintelsens överlevande  (sao)

Collective memory.  (fast)

Group identity.  (fast)

Holocaust survivors.  (fast)

Holocaust survivors' families.  (fast)

Holocaust survivors  (LCSH)

Group identity in literature  (LCSH)

Collective memory and literature  (LCSH)

Klassifikation

PN56.H55 (LCC)

809.9/3358 (DDC)