1999
DOI: 10.1353/esp.2010.0045
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The Limits of Representation and the Right to Fiction: Shame, Literature, and the Memory of the Shoah

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“…We are of the opinion that a significant degree of authenticity in several examples of children´s written records can facilitate the understanding of a defined event by recipients (not only) in primary schools. Carrol (1999) comments on certain limitations of this approach, arguing that survivors of the Nazi extermination machinery do not want to testify out of their belief in their own inferiority, mainly because of the feeling of incomplete news stemming from the fact that they have survived, meaning that they did not know the "complete" Nazi tyranny. With The Survivors´ Heritage corresponds The Historical Approach in which centre of which stands a view of the Holocaust from a history perspective.…”
Section: On Specific Methods Of Presenting Shoah Events To Studentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We are of the opinion that a significant degree of authenticity in several examples of children´s written records can facilitate the understanding of a defined event by recipients (not only) in primary schools. Carrol (1999) comments on certain limitations of this approach, arguing that survivors of the Nazi extermination machinery do not want to testify out of their belief in their own inferiority, mainly because of the feeling of incomplete news stemming from the fact that they have survived, meaning that they did not know the "complete" Nazi tyranny. With The Survivors´ Heritage corresponds The Historical Approach in which centre of which stands a view of the Holocaust from a history perspective.…”
Section: On Specific Methods Of Presenting Shoah Events To Studentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Existe un sector de los historiadores que se opone a la ficcionalización de los traumas históricos porque considera que esto llevaría a la banalización de la memoria. David Carroll (1999) menciona el caso del historiador francés Pierre Vidal-Naquet, quien en su libro Les Assassins de la mémoire (1987) argumenta que la ficción o toda la representación no-mimética del Shoah contribuyen a la muerte de la memoria histórica. Sin embargo, Vidal-Naquet considera que el historiador también es un artista que se sirve de las técnicas narrativas y retóricas para recrear y comprender los sucesos históricos pero que nunca entra en el reino de la ficción.…”
Section: Ii2 Inadecuación De La Ficciónunclassified
“…David Carroll (1999) señala también la vergüenza y la incomodidad que Levi sentía por haber sobrevivido al Shoah, sin entender por qué fue él a quien le tocó sobrevivir y de esta manera, quizás, ocupar el lugar de un hombre más generoso, más útil o más sensible (68). En otras palabras, es gracias al puro azar que sobrevivieron y que pudieron contarlo.…”
Section: Ii3 Los Límites Del Testimoniounclassified
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