"-Elin Diamond, Rutgers UniversitySpectacular Suffering: Theatre, Fascism and the Holocaust considers how we remember historical instances of suffering and atrocity, framing its central questions to reflect larger cultural shifts in how we position ourselves in relation to history, performance, and memory.
"-Elin Diamond, Rutgers UniversitySpectacular Suffering: Theatre, Fascism and the Holocaust considers how we remember historical instances of suffering and atrocity, framing its central questions to reflect larger cultural shifts in how we position ourselves in relation to history, performance, and memory.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction 1. Shattered Cartographies: Fascism, the Holocaust, and Tropes about Representation 2. Reproduction, Appropriation, and Binary Machinery: Fascist Ideology and Theatricalization 3. Feminism and the Jewish Subject: Holocaust Theatre and the Politics of Difference and Identity 4. Realism, Gender, and Historical Crisis: Lillian Hellman's Watch on the Rhine and "Julia" 5. Theatre of Injury and Injustice: Staging the Body in Pain 6. Spectacular Suffering: Performing Presence, Absence, and Witness at U.S. Holocaust Museums Notes References Index
Introduction 1. Shattered Cartographies: Fascism, the Holocaust, and Tropes about Representation 2. Reproduction, Appropriation, and Binary Machinery: Fascist Ideology and Theatricalization 3. Feminism and the Jewish Subject: Holocaust Theatre and the Politics of Difference and Identity 4. Realism, Gender, and Historical Crisis: Lillian Hellman's Watch on the Rhine and "Julia" 5. Theatre of Injury and Injustice: Staging the Body in Pain 6. Spectacular Suffering: Performing Presence, Absence, and Witness at U.S. Holocaust Museums Notes References Index
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