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TítuloImre Kertesz's "Fatelessness': fiction as testimony

Autor

J. Hillis Miller

Call number809.93358/0041

Número del objeto08129a

Lugar de publicaciónColumbus, Ohio, United States

EditorialThe Ohio State University Press

Año de publicación

2012

Paginaciónpp23-51

MaterialArticle

ISBN9780814251829

NotesArticle from the book 'After testimony: the ethics and aesthetics of Holocaust narrative for the future' pp23-51

Descripción

Discusses whether it is possible to to bear witness to the Holocaust as a work of fiction. Miller's reading of Kertesz's use of character narration for ironic effects opens 'Fatelessness' to other readers. This autobiographical fiction may "contribute to the creation of a commumity of readers who may, if not know, at least not forget Auschwitz"

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