Holocaust Tourism and Visual Mediation: Sergei Loznitsa’s Austerlitz

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Acknowledgments ix
4. Introduction 1
5. Contexts: German Jewish Studies at the University of Notre Dame
6. Jewish Studies at a Catholic University: An Address to the German Jewish Studies Workshop, February 20, 2017 7
7. Jewish (Studies) at Notre Dame: A Welcome Address Delivered at the Sixth Biennial Workshop at Notre Dame, February 2019 11
8. Nexus Film Forum: Shahar Rozen’s Liebe Perla (1998) Edited by Brad Prager
9. A Conversation with Shahar Rozen 17
10. An Ethics of Radical Visibility 27
11. The Shape of Testimony in Shahar Rozen’s Liebe Perla 31
12. Sight Unseen: Liebe Perla and Archival Images 35
13. Film or Photo? Liebe Perla and Corresponding and Conflicting Survivor Testimony 41
14. “My Marriage to the German Jewish Intellectual Legacy”: A Conversation with Paul Mendes-Flohr 47
15. Holocaust Tourism and Visual Mediation: Sergei Loznitsa’s Austerlitz 59
16. Narrative Convergences and Clashes: German, Israeli, and Ukrainian Constellations of Holocaust Memory through Babi Yar Commemorations 79
17. Christian Responsibility and Anti- Jewish Theology: Revisiting “Reclaiming Bonhoeffer After Auschwitz” 101
18. “Alles so ein bisschen neben der Spur”/ “Everything Just a Bit off the Beaten Path”: Aesthetics, Politics, and Jewishness: A Conversation with Barbara Honigmann (German/English) 119
19. Freud’s Moses and the Critique of Nationalist Origins 153
20. “With the knife in the heart”: Understanding Primo Levi’s Translation of Franz Kafka’s The Trial 179
21. Salomon Maimon’s “History of His Philosophical Authorship in Dialogues”: A Primer and Translation 191