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Article: In place of the absent God: the reader in Dan Pagis's 'Written in Pencil in a Sealed Railway Car'.(Critical Essay)
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- CrossCurrents - The Journal of Addiction and Mental Health
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- June 22, 2004
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While thinking about the challenges of both reading and teaching the literature of the Holocaust, I find myself grappling not only with the ethical and aesthetic dimensions of post-Holocaust art, but with the meaning of asking students to investigate the traumatic memories of an earlier generation. I have taught Catholic students relatively sheltered from the long shadows cast by the Auschwitz universe, as well as the grandchildren of survivors and even an occasional self-identified descendent of perpetrators. On not a few occasions I have asked myself, what really is to be gained by asking any of them to slough off the containment of their relatively secure existence and ...
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Article: ScanSoft introduces Pagis Pro Millennium Scanning Suite; ...
M2 Presswire;
March 7, 2000 ;
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... ... March 2000-SCANSOFT: ScanSoft introduces Pagis Pro Millennium Scanning Suite; Including ... software, today announced the availability of Pagis Pro Millennium Scanning Suite, which includes ... editing applications. For the first time, Pagis Pro Millennium incorporates JetSend technology ...
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