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,The Dream of the End of the World: Magic Realism and Holocaust History in Jonathan Safran Foer’s ,,gh an ability to shatter glass with his voice (Grass, 2004). In newly independent India, a telepathic protagonist, likewise symbolically inscribing the state of the nation in his body, claims responsibility for such historical events as the Indian language riots and the death of Nehru (Rushdie, 1981

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,Magic Realism and Dialogic Postmemory: David Grossman’s ,proaches to the possibility of Holocaust history. Issues of epistemology in constructions of the Holocaust past are also of central concern in this second chapter, which draws links between another characteristic of magic realist discourse — its dialogic narrative dynamic — and the referentially pro

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,Trauma and the Grotesque Body: D. M. Thomas’s ,he metamorphosis of Kafka’s Gregor Samsa and the stunted growth of Oskar Matzerath in Grass’s . Perhaps less surprisingly, it is also a feature common to a number of Holocaust texts. These include Jerzy Kosinski’s ., Piotr Rawicz’s ., Aharon Appelfeld’s . and Jonathan Littell’s . (Kosinski, 1995; Ra

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,The Light of Dead Stars: Magic Realist Time in André Schwarz-Bart’s , of temporality in magic realist Holocaust literature is deserving of more sustained investigation, as this chapter will demonstrate, exploring the temporal dynamics of André SchwarzBart’s 1959 novel .. Through a careful examination of the interplay of different forms of temporality in the text, it

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,‘Into Eternity’s Certain Breadth’: Ambivalent Escape in Markus Zusak’s ,on that ‘[n]o one escapes to Kafka’ (Hume, 1984, p. 79). Hume’s use of Kafka suggests the existence of ‘fantasy’ distinct from the possibility of escapism in both its literariness and the disturbing nature of its visions. But is this distinction a valid one? While the fictions discussed thus far in

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Conclusion, representational complexities surrounding Holocaust representation. Chapter One explored magic realism’s capacity to mediate between realist and antirealist approaches to the Holocaust, while Chapter Two examined the ethical potential inherent in the mode’s dialogic discursive dynamic. Chapter Thre

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Jenni Adamsalities, and the chemical, physical and biological hazards of the work environment on board ships. It considers some of the less obvious causes of harm that result from the way in which work is organised in the maritime industry, including the psychosocial hazards that lead to mental and emotional s

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Jenni Adams basic level, published reports of lives lost at sea through accidental drowning, whether as the result of incidents involving single individuals or ships and whole crews, present a powerful picture of the hazards of the sea, and the notion of human frailty in the face of a hostile and unpredictable