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Memory, Trauma, and Testimony

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This cluster of papers encompasses a wide range of topics related to memory studies, testimony analysis, and the impact of historical events on literature, culture, and society. It explores the intersections of memory, history, trauma, and identity, particularly in the context of colonialism and social justice. The cluster also delves into the role of literature, anthropology, and cultural politics in shaping and representing collective memories.

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Holocaust literature; Holocaust testimony; Primo Levi; Elie Wiesel; Auschwitz survivors; Holocaust fiction; Charlotte Delbo; If This Is a Man; ethics of testimony; Jorge Semprún; Holocaust memoirs; Imre Kertész; Jean Améry; Ruth Klüger; Rwandan literature; literary representation of the Holocaust; Night (novel); Varlam Shalamov; testimony in literature; Svetlana Alexievich; Doo Sik Shynn; The Drowned and the Saved; Robert Antelme; Dori Laub; camp literature

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Morton address: 38355950962771100 · morton4x16-v1

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