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The study describes the development from autobiography to (post-modern) experimental narrative in the depiction of the Holocaust. In the interpretation of testimonies by survivors, emphasis is placed on selective memory, illustrated with reference to representative texts from different types of literature. A number of novels that have (in some cases) been given a mixed reception stand as representatives of the experimental approach (novels by Jewish and non-Jewish authors such as Hilsenrath, Gary, Grossman, Amis, Thomas, Ransmayr). A chapter is devoted to young Jewish literature in the…mehr

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The study describes the development from autobiography to (post-modern) experimental narrative in the depiction of the Holocaust. In the interpretation of testimonies by survivors, emphasis is placed on selective memory, illustrated with reference to representative texts from different types of literature. A number of novels that have (in some cases) been given a mixed reception stand as representatives of the experimental approach (novels by Jewish and non-Jewish authors such as Hilsenrath, Gary, Grossman, Amis, Thomas, Ransmayr). A chapter is devoted to young Jewish literature in the Netherlands.
Die Studie beschreibt die Entwicklung von der Autobiographie zum (postmodernen) Experiment in der literarischen Darstellung der Shoah. Bei der Interpretation der Zeugnisse der Überlebenden wird die selektive Erinnerungsarbeit anhand repräsentativer Texte aus verschiedenen Literaturen im Vergleich herausgestellt. Für das Experiment ist eine Anzahl von teilweise kontrovers diskutierten Romanen (von jüdischen und nichtjüdischen Autoren, u. a. von Hilsenrath, Gary, Grossman, Amis, Thomas, Ransmayr) beispielhaft. Der jungen jüdischen Literatur in den Niederlanden ist ein eigenes Kapitel gewidmet.