Imaginary Neighbors: Mediating Polish-Jewish Relations after the Holocaust

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Contents Acknowledgments ix Introduction. Imaginary Neighbors: Toward an Ethical Community  Dorota Glowacka and Joanna Zylinska E6GI > =>HIDGN 6C9 B:BDGN  . The Dark Past: Polish-Jewish Relations in the Shadow of the Holocaust  Joanna B. Michlic . Jedwabne: History as a Fetish  Joanna Tokarska-Bakir . Living with Antisemitism  Janina Bauman . Notes for a Grave under Snow  Andrew Jakubowicz . Bearing False Witness? “Vicarious” Jewish Identity and the Politics of Affinity  Erica Lehrer . St. Korczak of Warsaw  Terri Ginsberg E6GI >> A>I:G6GN :C8DJCI:GH  . The Holocaust, Jedwabne, and the Measure of Time  Geoffrey Hartman . The Ceremony (Excerpts from a Play)  Eva Hoffman . It Began with Pleasantries  Anne Karpf . Imagined Topographies: Visions of Poland in Writings by Descendants of Survivors  Marita Grimwood . Figures of Memory: Polish Holocaust Literature of the “Second Generation”  Alina Molisak E6GI >>> G:A>DC :I=>8H EDA>I>8H  . A Breakthrough in the Teachings of the Church on Jews and Judaism  Romuald Jakub Weksler-Waszkinel . The Vision and Language of the Other: Jedwabne versus the Auschwitz Convent Controversy  Zev Garber . Forgiving, Witnessing, and “Polish Shame”  Dorota Glowacka . “Who Is My Neighbor?”: Ethics under Duress  Joanna Zylinska . Melancholic Nationalism and the Pathologies of Commemorating the Holocaust in Poland  Ewa Plonowska Ziarek Contributors  Index  ...