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Punk, Jews, and the Holocaust: The English Story,cal politics but also, ultimately, the existential affect of a nihilism born in the slow surfacing of the cultural trauma embodied in what, around 1978, was becoming named, becoming known as the Holocaust.. As Ron Eyerman writes, “cultural trauma refers to a dramatic loss of identity and meaning, a

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Overview: This book looks at the post-Holocaust experience with emphasis on aspects of its impact on popular culture.978-1-349-37261-4978-0-230-61274-7

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Life on the Edge: Liminality and the (European) Jews,As we have seen, the modern world was constructed in terms of Same and Other, European and the Rest, “white” and “colored.” Writing about the state, Bauman describes how:

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,Producing the “Jewish Problem”: Othering the Jews and Homogenizing Europe,the development of the modern state from its origins in what is now called the Absolutist state. From this time on Jews lived more or less uncomfortably in Western Europe, with ongoing questions about allegiance and assimilation, but preponderantly on the edges of Europe, in Eastern Europe, where th