Approaches to Auschwitz : the Holocaust and its legacy by Rubenstein, Richard L, Roth, John K instant download

Approaches to Auschwitz : the Holocaust and its legacy by Rubenstein, Richard L, Roth, John K instant download

xi, 499 pages ; 23 cm, Includes bibliographical references (pages 457-459) and index, Prologue : what is the Holocaust? -- Holocaust origins. The Jew as outsider : the Greco-Roman and early Christian worlds -- The triumph of Christianity and the \"teaching of contempt\" -- The irony of emancipation : France and the Dreyfus Affair -- Toward total domination -- The Nazis in power. \"Rational antisemitism\" -- War and the final solution -- \"A racial struggle of pitiless severity\" -- \"Priority over all other matters\" -- Responses to the Holocaust. Victims and survivors -- Their brothers' keepers? : Christians, churches, and Jews -- What can -- and cannot -- be said? : artistic and literary responses to the Holocaust -- God and history : philosophical and religious responses to the Holocaust -- Epilogue : business as usual? : ethics after the Holocaust