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Dialectic living and thinking: Wiesel as storyteller and interpreter of the Shoah

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The author discusses Wiesel's use of dialectical truths in his writings as a means of dealing with the Holocaust. By incorporating contradictions such as expressing faith while questioning the presence of God, Wiesel maintains a balanced perspective that can be absorbed by others through his stories.

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