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Interrupting confession, resisting absolution: monuments after the Holocaust

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TitoloInterrupting confession, resisting absolution: monuments after the Holocaust

Autore

Andrew Benjamin

Call number940.5318/0344

Numero oggetto07204a

Luogo di pubblicazioneAmsterdam, Netherlands

EditoreRodopi

Anno di pubblicazione

2001

Paginazionepp9-26

MaterialeArticle

SerieValue inquiry book series ; v. 108

ISBN9042015055

NotesArticle from the book 'Theoretical interpretations of the Holocaust' pp9-26

Descrizione

A distinction can be drawn between the identity of being Jew and Jewish being. The first element refers to the conception of the Jew at work within the history of antisemitism: that is Christian thought's representation of the Jew. The second pertains to the conflict within Judaism concerning the question of Jewish identity. Despite a number of important differences these two may overlap

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