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The Holocaust : memories, research, reference

Auteur : Robert Hauptman; Susan Hubbs Motin
Éditeur : New York : Haworth Press, ©1998.
Édition/format :  Livre : AnglaisVoir toutes les éditions et les formats
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At a time when the Holocaust is being integrated as a course or unit in the K-12 curriculum, teachers will find this edited work of immense value. Most significantly, this volume suggests how professionals must get the story right and also be sensitive not only to the Jewish story during the Holocaust, but other groups such as Roma and Sinti, and other forms of genocide which continue today. Contains 25  Lire la suite...
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Format : Livre
Tous les auteurs / collaborateurs : Robert Hauptman; Susan Hubbs Motin
ISBN : 0789003791 9780789003799
Numéro OCLC : 37981773
Notes : "Simultaneously co-published as The reference librarian, numbers 61 and 62, 1998."
Description : 320 p. ; 23 cm.
Contenu : Introduction / Robert Hauptman and Susan Hubbs Motin --
Auschwitz Birkenau / Arnost Lustig --
Viewing the Impossible: The U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum / Linda M. Belau --
Blue Tattoo: The Creative Process / Lyn Lifshin --
Five Poems from Blue Tattoo / Lyn Lifshin --
Preparing a Holocaust Unit for High School Students / Roselle K. Chartock --
A Holocaust Resource Center Becomes a Beehive: The Case of the Richard Stockton College of New Jersey / G. Jan Colijn, William Bearden and Gail Rosenthal --
Remainders of Vanished Lives: Teaching the Painful Legacy of the Holocaust / Patricia M. Gantt and David A. Meier --
Incorporating Contemporaneous Newspaper Articles About the Holocaust into a Study of the Holocaust / Samuel Totten --
How Silent Were the Churches? Canadian Protestantism and the Jewish Plight During the Nazi Era: Notes on Method / Alan Davies --
Comparative Genocide Studies and the Future Directions of Holocaust Research: An Exploration / Henry R. Huttenbach --
The Holocaust and Business as Usual: Congressional Source Materials / Daniel Rosenberg --
Separating the Qualitative to Quantitative Dimension from the Data versus Analyses Distinction: Another Way to Study Holocaust Survivors / Peter Suedfeld and Erin Soriano --
The Nazi Origins of Eduard Pernkopf's Topographische Anatomie des Menschen: The Biomedical Ethical Issues / Howard A. Israel --
"Getting It Right": Some Thoughts on the Role of the Holocaust Historian / Michael R. Marrus --
Holocaust Autobiography / Martin Goldberg --
Examining the Holocaust Through the Lives and Literary Works of Victims and Survivors: An Ideal Unit of Study for the English Classroom / Samuel Totten --
Selected Issues in Holocaust Denial Literature and Reference Work / Suzanne M. Stauffer --
Research Strategies and Reference Sources About the Holocaust: A Case Study Linda K. Menton --
Whose Holocaust is it anyway. The "H" word in library catalogs / Sanford Berman --
Overlooked reference tools for researching the Holocaust / Allan Mirwis --
Closing circles, opening pathways : the reference librarian and the Holocaust / Paul Howard Hamburg --
Expand reference resources : research the Holocaust through the internet / Judy Anderson --
Locating Holocaust information on the internet / Jackie C. Shane --
Holocaust resources on the internet : a presence and usage survey / Scott A. Mellendorf --
Holocaust denial and the internet / Betty Landesman --
Index.
Responsabilité : Robert Hauptman, Susan Hubbs Motin, editors.
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At a time when the Holocaust is being integrated as a course or unit in the K-12 curriculum, teachers will find this edited work of immense value. Most significantly, this volume suggests how professionals must get the story right and also be sensitive not only to the Jewish story during the Holocaust, but other groups such as Roma and Sinti, and other forms of genocide which continue today. Contains 25 contributions from poets, academics, scholars, and survivors. Intended for teachers and librarians, the text is divided between personal retellings, research sources, and reference sources. Representative contributions include five poems from "Blue Tattoo" by Lyn Lifshin, and discussion of preparing a Holocaust unit for high school students, genocide studies and future directions of Holocaust research, the role of the Holocaust historian, and Holocaust research using the Internet.

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