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The paper investigates Art Spiegelman’s Maus from a psychoanalytical perspective by drawing on the concepts of Thomas Ogden’s “analytic third” and Jessica Benjamin’s “intersubjectivity” to expose the traum...

During the Second World War, the Romanian government turned ethnic cleansing into a top priority. Mass killing, ghettoization, and brutal deportations were accepted as effective means to achieve ultra-nationalistic and r...

In 1953, Radu Dinulescu, former chief of the 2nd Section within the General Staff of the Romanian Army, was convicted to 15 years of forced labor and 10 years of civic degradation. He was found guilty of several counts a...

The article examines the sociology of genocide as a new and important area of sociological research that emerged in response to numerous challenges related to mass violence, humanitarian crises, hate speech, and their de...

The adoption of anti-Jewish legislation in Romania meant primarily the elimination of Jews from all offices held in state institutions, the expropriation and transfer of Jewish property into the care of the Romanian stat...

Este artigo discute duas grandes concepções de literatura de testemunho. Uma delas desenvolve-se no âmbito dos estudos sobre a literatura latino-americana; outra é dominante no campo da reflexão sobre a shoah, termo...

This article reinterprets Paweł Pawlikowski’s Ida (2013) as a form of mediated religious communication rooted in the theological and cultural tradition of medieval realism. Drawing on the ideas of Aquinas, Anselm, and...

Resumo O artigo apresenta a obra de duas artistas da memória, ambas da América Latina, uma brasileira, Leila Danziger, outra argentina, Eugenia Bekeris. Cada uma delas tem uma poética própria e muito original. Ambas ...