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TitlePostmemory, afterimages, transferred loss: first and third generation Holocaust trauma in American literatrue and film

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Philippe Codde

Call number700.458405318/0001

Object number09103d

Place of publicationHeidelberg, Germany

PublisherUniversitatsverlag Winter

Year of publication

2010

Physical descriptionpp63-74

MaterialArticle

Series titleAmerican studies ; v. 189

ISBN9783825357344

NotesArticle from the book 'The Holocaust, art, and taboo : transatlantic exchanges on the ethics and aesthetics of representation' pp63-74

Description

Investigates the various ways in which the trauma of the Holocaust is represented by first and third generation authors and filmmakers. Codde outlines shifts in the evolution of Holocaust trauma representation from the creation of 'traumatic afterimages' in Holocaust survivors, to second generation inherited trauma to third generation 'postmemory. Holocaust trauma of the third generation is no longer effectively represented by visual means only'

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