Literaturverzeichnis Seite: 490-491 "This volume recollects the international and transdisciplinary conference "Entangled Memories: Remembering the Holocaust in a Global Age," which was held at the University of Hamburg, Germany, October 9-11, 2014." - Acknowledgements, Seite 1 I - Material culture as memorial art James E. Young: The memorial's vernacular arc between Berlin's 'Denkmal' and New York City's 9/11 memorial II - Con/textualizing topographies of memory Sarah L Rasmusson: A young white woman: Women, whiteness & urban remembrance III - Radical transgressions: Re-configuring representational taboos Benjamin Meyer: The reception of holocaust commemoration music IV - Visualizing postmemorial practices Jenna Ann Altomonte: (Re)collecting the postmemory archive: Christian Boltanski's post-war installations V - Political pedagogies of memorialization Oliver Plessow: Agents of transnationalization in the field of 'holocaust education': An introduction Samatha Mitschke: Entangled memories and the combatting of 'holocaust fatique'? Contrasting the approaches of Anglo.American 'holocaust cabaret' Laura Katzman, Gabriella Paulix with contributions by Sonja Longolius: The fine art of memorialization: A conversation with Gunter Demnig Andrew S. Gross: W. D. Snodgrass' "The Fuehrer Bunker": Confession, memory, and the personification of history Sue Vice: Entangled and missing memories in contemporary British and Irish fiction Melanie Hauser: Competing memories of the holocaust in Rachel Seiffert's "The dark room" and Philippe Grimbert's "Un secret" Jonas Engelmann: Luftmenschen, Golems, and Jewish punks: On the pop-cultural reflection of Jewish identity in the post-shoah Jan Borowicz: Boredom and violence: Returning to the perverse scene of memory Tanja Schult: From stigma to medal of honor and agent of remembrance: Auschwitz tattoos and generational change Aleksandra Ubertowska: Nature as an archive of (post)memory: Ecocriticism and Polish holocaust art Ljiljana Radonic: 'Europeanization of the holocaust' and victim hierarchies in post-communist memorial museums Kaya de Wolff: The politics of 'cosmopolitan memory' from a postcolonial perspective: A case study on the interplay of holocaust memory and the Herero's ongoing struggle for recognition and restorative justice Tobaron Waxman: Gender diasporist: 'I do not sing the anthems of countries' Jana Seehusen: How to perform entangled memories: On seeing in not-seeing |
