Vol. XV / 2025

 

INSIDE COVER

Contents

Arleen Ionescu, Dana Mihăilescu and Adrian Tudurachi - Memory in Exile: 80 Years since the Liberation of the Nazi Camps

Section 1: Holocaust Memorialization in the New Millennium

Leonard Hammer  - Inroads towards Holocaust Memorialization

Florin Lobont - Re-enacting the Past: Emotional Understanding of the Holocaust, Memory and Trauma

Qunyang Lou - The Echo of Gog and Magog – Martin Buber’s Hasidic Literature as a Jewish Cosmopolitan Response to the Holocaust

Laura Marin - Why Does Holocaust Memory Transmission Require Imagination? Exploring Georges Didi-Huberman’s Ethics

Section 2: Representations of the Holocaust 80 Years after the Liberation of the Nazi Camps

Tyler Blackerby - Adapting Atrocity in Children’s Holocaust Literature – A Case Study on Kushner and Sendak’s Brundibar

Beatrice Leeming - ‘I thank God for a free South Africa’: Translation in Holocaust Memorial Site Visitor-Books, 1990-2024

Andrei Nae - Representing the Holocaust in Wolfenstein: The New Order: Ethics of Play, Thanatopolitics and State of Exception

Section 3: Reading Unknown or Under-Explored Holocaust Memoirs

Ileana Marin - Artists’ Books: Multimedia, Interactive Expressions of Holocaust Memory for the Post-Witness Generations

Li Shir - Mirroring Exile: Exilic Memory as a Creative Force – Lessons from Elie Wiesel and Abraham Shayer

Carson Phillips - Muted Memories: Reconciling Memories of Sexual Violence and Abuse in Holocaust Survivor Narratives

Orlando Materassi and Silvia Pascale - Teresa’s Journey, the Diary of a Mother Searching for Her Son Who Died in a Nazi Lager

Section 4: Responsibility of the Witness: The Role of Art in Holocaust Remembrance

Arleen Ionescu and Mirta Kupferminc - Memory in Exile (for the Non-Captured Witness)

Feng Li and Kathy Kacer - How to Represent the Holocaust in Children’s Literature

Section 5: Review Articles

Dana Mihăilescu - The Holocaust, Linguistic Violence and Jews’ Weaponization of Yiddish as Memory Repository and Tool of Cultural Resistance against Nazism

Carmen Levick - Moving the Frames of Memory: The Role of Anti-Semitism in ‘Perversions’ of Holocaust Memory after 1989

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