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TitelHumour and irony as forms of aestheticization of Shoah narrations: the play 'Domu u Hitleru' by Arnost Goldflam

Författare

Agata Firlej

Call number808.93358/0043

Objektnummer09617b

PubliceringsortStuttgart, Germany

Utgivareibidem

Publikationsår

2016

Pagineringpp 103-113

MaterialArticle

SerieLiteratur und Kultur im mittleren und o¨stlichen Europa, 5.

ISBN9783838209524

NotesArticle from the book 'The Holocaust in the Central European literatures and cultures : problems of poetization and aesteticization, proceedings of the International Workshop, 18-19 June 2015', pp103-113

Beskrivning

This article examines the issue of aestheticization in works dealing with the Holocaust with satire and humour, in particular the play 'Domu u Hitleru'. In this play Goldflam breaks convention and forces his audience to view the Holocaust anew by hiding the victims and accentuating the perpetrators.

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