Incapable of revealing the event: Elie Wiesel and the reading of memoir-writing

Using several autobiographical narratives by Elie Wiesel, Weissman explores the ways in which the "the difficulty of 'revealing'... is inextricably tied to - and conflated with - difficulties involved in representing a person's life and identity through storytelling." Argues that the richest and most nuanced reading of life stories focus not on any single, definitive version of the past, but on a dialogue through ongoing memoir-writing and rewriting