Representing Auschwitz

1. Introduction: Representing Auschwitz — At the Margins of Testimony
Nicholas Chare, Dominic Williams

2. The Harmony of Barbarism: Locating the Scrolls of Auschwitz in Holocaust Historiography
Dan Stone

3. On the Problem of Empathy: Attending to Gaps in the Scrolls of Auschwitz
Nicholas Chare

4. ‘The Dead Are My Teachers’: The Scrolls of Auschwitz in Jerome Rothenberg’s Khurbn
Dominic Williams

5. Chain of Testimony: The Holocaust Researcher as Surrogate Witness
Anne Karpf

6. What Remains — Genocide and Things
Ulrike Kistner

7. Representing the Einsatzgruppen: The Outtakes of Claude Lanzmann’s Shoah
Sue Vice

8. Reconciling History in Alain Resnais’s L’Année dernière à Marienbad (1961)
Hannah Mowat, Emma Wilson

9. Gender and Sexuality in Women Survivors’ Personal Narratives
Cathy S. Gelbin

10. Art as Transport-Station of Trauma? Haunting Objects in the Works of Bracha Ettinger, Sarah Kofman and Chantal Akerman
Griselda Pollock

11. Coda: Reading Witness Discourse
Hayden White

Keywords: History, European History, Modern History, History of World War II and the Holocaust, Judaism, Cultural History, Social History