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Die Namen der Katastrophe

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Die Namen der KatastropheDie Begriffe 'Holocaust' und 'Shoah' haben eine Bedeutung als Namen, im Sinne einer von Symbol, Zeichen oder Metapher unterschiedenen Bezeichnungsform. Beide Wrter rcken unmittelbar fr ein Ereignis ein, das sich sprachlicher Vermittlung entzieht. Indem sie die Tatschlichkeit, die Prsenz und die Gltigkeit der Vernichtung der europischen Juden markieren, sollen sie diese doch dem Verstehen zugnglich machen. Detailliert zeichnet Kristin Platt die

Die Begriffe 'Holocaust' und 'Shoah' haben eine Bedeutung als Namen, im Sinne einer von Symbol, Zeichen oder Metapher unterschiedenen Bezeichnungsform. Beide Wörter rücken unmittelbar für ein Ereignis ein, das sich sprachlicher Vermittlung entzieht. Indem sie die Tatsächlichkeit, die Präsenz und die Gültigkeit der Vernichtung der europäischen Juden markieren, sollen sie diese doch dem Verstehen zugänglich machen. Detailliert zeichnet Kristin Platt die Durchsetzungsgeschichte der Begriffe Churbn (jidd.: 'Katastrophe'), Holocaust und Shoah nach. Die begriffsgeschichtliche Untersuchung wird gerahmt von einer sozial- und kulturtheoretischen Analyse zu Relationen von Ereignis und Sprache, Dialogizität und Schweigen. Das Buch macht deutlich, dass Benennungen als soziale Verfahren verstanden werden können, durch die nicht zuletzt Anerkennungen ausgehandelt werden: Wer kann, wer darf sprechen? Darin ist diese kenntnisreiche Studie ein Meilenstein in der wissenschaftlichen wie gesellschaftlichen Debatte um Erinnerung und Gedächtnis.

EAN: 9783958322165
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Erscheinungsjahr: 12.07.2024
Autoren: Platt, Kristin
Seitenzahl/Blattzahl: 774
Keyword: Churbn; Diskursgeschichte; Geschichtstheorie; Gewalt; Gewaltforschung; Holocaust; Kulturtheorie; Shoah; Sozialtheorie; Wissenssoziologie
Fachschema: Soziologie / Theorie, Philosophie, Anthropologie~Geschichtswissenschaft~Holocaust~Judenverfolgung / Holocaust~Shoah~Kognitionswissenschaft
Fachkategorie: Sozialtheorie~Geschichtsforschung: Quellen~Geschichte allgemein und Weltgeschichte~Sozial- und Kulturgeschichte~Kognitionswissenschaft
Länge: 220 mm
Breite: 140 mm
Höhe: 53 mm
Gewicht: 1096 gr
Produktform: Kartoniert
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