Different Horrors, Same Hell

Foreword by Elizabeth Minnich Introduction Myrna Goldenberg and Amy H. Shapiro Part I. History of Feminist Theory and Gender: Analysis of the Holocaust 1 What Do Studies of Women, Gender, and Sexuality Contribute to Understanding the Holocaust? Doris L. Bergen 2 Philosophy in the Feminine and the Holocaust Witness: Hannah Arendt and Sarah Kofman 38Dorota Glowacka 3 Simone Weil: A French-Jewish Intellectual Journey in the 1930s and 1940s Rochelle L. Millen 4 Patriarchy, Objectification, and Violence against Women in Schindler's List and Angry Harvest Amy H. Shapiro 5 Sex-Based Violence and the Politics and Ethics of Survival Myrna Goldenberg Part II. Practice of Feminist Theory and Gender: Analysis of the Holocaust 6 From Pulp to Palimpsest: Witnessing and Re-Imagining through the Arts Bjorn Krondorfer in collaboration with Karen Baldner 7 The Nazi Assault on the Jewish Soul through the Murder of the Jewish Mother David Patterson 8 Wiedervereiningung Ersehend: Gender and the Holocaust Fate of the Muller and Gittler Families Suzanne Brown-Fleming 9 The Kindertransport: Gender and the Rescue of Jewish Children 1938-39 Mary J. Gallant 10 Survivor Mothers and Their Daughters: The Hidden Legacy of the Holocaust Gaby R. Glassman 11 Talking to Ruth Kluger Britta Frede-Wenger Selected Bibliography Contributors Index