Holocaust vs. Popular Culture : Interrogating Incompatibility and Universalization (Paperback)

Holocaust versus Popular Culture: A Critical Introduction  Part One: Explicating Incompatibility  1. Popular Fiction, Literary Culture, and Artistic Truth: Thane Rosenbaum’s The Golems of Gotham and Twenty-First Century Holocaust Representation  2. Playing with the Unspeakable: The Holocaust and Videogames  3. Representation, Appropriation, and Popular Culture: Food and the Holocaust in Roman Polanski’s The Pianist  4. Nazi Linguistics and Mass Manipulation: An Analysis of Holocaust Primary Sources vis-a-vis Popular Culture  Part Two: Rethinking Universalization  5. Hitler’s Popularity and the Trivialization of the Holocaust in India  6. Decoding Holocaust Narratives in Japanese Pop Culture: Through the Lens of Anne no Nikki (1995) and Persona Non Grata (2015)  7. Holocaust Representations through Popular Music: Ferramonti di Tarsia amidst Documentation, Commemoration and Mystification  8. Holocaust Museums: A Study of the Memory Policies of the USA and Poland  9. Trace and Trauma: Early Holocaust Remembrance in American and Canadian Popular Culture  Part Three: In Defence of Popular Culture  10. Mothers, Daughters and the Holocaust: A Study of Miriam Katin’s Graphic Memoirs  11. Superheroes and the Holocaust in American Comics  12. Unearthing the Real in the Magical: Holocaust Memory and Magic Realism in Select Post-Holocaust Fictions  13. "Once-upon-a-very-real-time": Fairy Tales and Holocaust in Jane Yolen’s Novels  14. Retelling the Holocaust with Children: A Pedagogic Study of Stephen King’s Apt Pupil and Jane Yolen’s The Devil’s Arithmetic  15. "Is it safe?": Marathon Man as Holocaust Drama  16. Child’s Play, Fantasy and the Holocaust in Jojo Rabbit and The Boy in the Striped Pajamas  17. Incorrectamundo?: Holocaust, Humor, and Anti-Hate Satire in the Works of Brooks and Waititi