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Lot's wife and "A plea for the dead": commemoration, memory and shame

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TitoloLot's wife and "A plea for the dead": commemoration, memory and shame

Autore

Nancy Harrowitz

Call number813.54/0162

Numero oggetto08597i

Luogo di pubblicazioneBloomington, Indiana, United States

EditoreIndiana University Press.

Anno di pubblicazione

2013

Paginazionepp103-112

MaterialeArticle

SerieJewish literature and culture

ISBN9780253008053

NotesArticle from the book 'Elie Wiesel, Jewish, literary, and moral perspectives.' pp103-112

Descrizione

Discusses Wiesel's recurring references to Lot's wife in his texts as a symbol of the need to examine the ramifications of looking at the past and involve oneself in history. Harrowitz agrees that by refusing to cover up by running and not looking, Lot's wife provides an ethical female role model that exemplifies the challenge of representing the Holocaust in the future.

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