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TitoloResisting simplification: gender analysis, the ethic of care, and the Holocaust

Autore

Katharina von Kellenbach

Call number940.53180994/0004

Numero oggetto06645c

Luogo di pubblicazioneSydney, New South Wales, Australia

EditoreAustralian Association of Jewish Studies

Anno di pubblicazione

2008

Paginazionepp59-73

MaterialeArticle

ISBN9780646505534

NotesArticle from the book 'Testifying to the Holocaust' pp59-73

Descrizione

Introduces a Jewish theological response of Melissa Raphael who proposed a feminine model of God's covenantal concern even in a
place such as Auschwitz. Develops a challenge to her theological conclusions from the perspective of perpetrators.

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