Disappearing traces: Emmanuel Levinas, Ida Fink's literary testimony and Holocaust art

Levinas' writings open up a possibility of new aesthetic practices in the context of Holocaust literature and art. Glowacka argues that reconceptualizing aesthetics in terms of bearing witness to the Other is particularly relevant to aesthetic practices that have been inspired by the Holocaust. Glowacka illustrates her argument with examples from the literary testimony by Ida Fink