Remnants of Auschwitz: The Witness and the Archive

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Remnants of Auschwitz: The Witness and the Archive is a philosophical work by Giorgio Agamben that examines the nature of testimony, memory, and subjectivity in relation to the Holocaust and the Nazi concentration camp system.

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instanceOf book
academicDiscipline Holocaust studies
cultural studies
literary theory
philosophy
addresses concept of inhumanity
ethical implications of survival
problem of speaking for others
relation between law and violence
author Giorgio Agamben NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Italy
examines notion of the archive
possibility of bearing witness to extreme violence
relation between survivor and non-survivor
structure of testimony
focusesOn Auschwitz concentration camp NERFINISHED
concept of the Muselmann
figure of the witness
limits of representation
relation between language and experience
genre Holocaust studies
critical theory
philosophy
hasPhilosophicalApproach biopolitics
deconstruction of subjectivity
philosophy of language
influencedBy Martin Heidegger NERFINISHED
Primo Levi NERFINISHED
Theodor W. Adorno NERFINISHED
Walter Benjamin NERFINISHED
mainSubject Holocaust NERFINISHED
Nazi concentration camps NERFINISHED
ethics
memory
philosophy of history
subjectivity
testimony
witnessing
notableFor analysis of the figure of the Muselmann
contribution to debates on representation of the Holocaust
theorization of testimony’s limits
originalLanguage Italian
originalTitle Quel che resta di Auschwitz. L’archivio e il testimone NERFINISHED
partOf Homo Sacer project NERFINISHED

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Giorgio Agamben notableWork Remnants of Auschwitz: The Witness and the Archive