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A Dante Of Our Time Primo Levi And Auschwitz Peter Lang

Name: A Dante Of Our Time Primo Levi And Auschwitz Peter Lang
SKU: BELL-5266988
Price: 31.00 USD
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Rating: 4.1 (100 reviews)

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Publisher: Peter Lang Publishing

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.98 MB

Pages: 124

Author: Peter Lang

ISBN: 9780820412191, 9781453909959, 0820412198, 1453909958

Language: English

Year: 2012

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A Dante Of Our Time Primo Levi And Auschwitz Peter Lang by Peter Lang 9780820412191, 9781453909959, 0820412198, 1453909958 instant download after payment.

This original and timely volume details the influence of Dante's Inferno on Primo Levi's classic Holocaust narrative, Sequesto è uomo, and his last book of essays, I sommersie i salvatie. Such key concepts as memory, justice, and the realm of the neutral sinners - «la zona grigia» for Levi - are given particular emphasis. Three questions form the backbone of the book: Can memory be overcome? Where is justice for the Holocaust survivor? and, Is there a middle ground between victim and oppressors, and how does Levi define it? Ample use of interviews with the author reveal how Levi relates these three questions to such contemporary figures as Sigmund Freud, Franz Stangl, Rudolf Höss, Jean Améry, Liliana Cavani, and Kurt Waldheim