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- Title Pages
- Introduction
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Chapter 1 The Holocaust's Life as a Ghost -
Chapter 2 Hannah Arendt: Politics and Understanding after the Holocaust -
Chapter 3 Whither the Broken Middle? Rose and Fackenheim on Mourning, Modernity and the Holocaust -
Chapter 4 Good against Evil? H.G. Adler, T.W. Adorno and the Representation of the Holocaust -
Chapter 5 ‘After Auschwitz’: Trauma and the Grammar of Ethics -
Chapter 6 Lyotard: Emancipation, Anti-Semitism and ‘the Jews’ -
Chapter 7 Eradicating Evil: Levinas, Judaism and the Holocaust -
Chapter 8 Silence – Voice – Representation -
Chapter 9 Friends and Others: Lessing's Die Juden and Nathan der Weise -
Chapter 10 The Visibility of the Holocaust: Franz Neumann and the Nuremburg Trials -
Chapter 11 Holocaust Testimony and the Challenge to the Philosophy of History -
Chapter 12 Open Behind: Myth and Politics - Notes on Contributors
- Name Index
- Subject Index
(p.259) Notes on Contributors
(p.259) Notes on Contributors
- Source:
- Social Theory after the Holocaust
- Publisher:
- Liverpool University Press
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- Title Pages
- Introduction
-
Chapter 1 The Holocaust's Life as a Ghost -
Chapter 2 Hannah Arendt: Politics and Understanding after the Holocaust -
Chapter 3 Whither the Broken Middle? Rose and Fackenheim on Mourning, Modernity and the Holocaust -
Chapter 4 Good against Evil? H.G. Adler, T.W. Adorno and the Representation of the Holocaust -
Chapter 5 ‘After Auschwitz’: Trauma and the Grammar of Ethics -
Chapter 6 Lyotard: Emancipation, Anti-Semitism and ‘the Jews’ -
Chapter 7 Eradicating Evil: Levinas, Judaism and the Holocaust -
Chapter 8 Silence – Voice – Representation -
Chapter 9 Friends and Others: Lessing's Die Juden and Nathan der Weise -
Chapter 10 The Visibility of the Holocaust: Franz Neumann and the Nuremburg Trials -
Chapter 11 Holocaust Testimony and the Challenge to the Philosophy of History -
Chapter 12 Open Behind: Myth and Politics - Notes on Contributors
- Name Index
- Subject Index
