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TítuloKnowing little, adding nothing: the ethics and aesthetics of remembering in Espen Sobye's 'Kathe, always lived in Norway'

Autor

Anniken Greve

Call number809.93358/0041

Número del objeto08129g

Lugar de publicaciónColumbus, Ohio, United States

EditorialThe Ohio State University Press

Año de publicación

2012

Paginaciónpp162-178

MaterialArticle

ISBN9780814251829

NotesArticle from the book 'After testimony: the ethics and aesthetics of Holocaust narrative for the future' pp162-178

Descripción

Discusses Sobye's biography of a young Jewish girl born and bred in Oslo, who was deported to Auschwitz at the age of 15 and killed on arrival. It is fundamental to the biography's recognition of Kathe's individuality that she remain largely unknown to the reader

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