Titlebook: Magic Realism in Holocaust Literature; Troping the Traumati Jenni Adams Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Li

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Jenni Adamsprove regulation, but the locus of governance and regulation as well as to a large extent that of organised labour has shifted from the nation state to that of global institutions. An elaborate framework of rules governing the operation of the industry has resulted, including, as we have documented,

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nty, all citizens could retain their autonomy in civil society, substituting moral or civil for natural liberty. Tocqueville recognised that the demand for political equality expressed a profound moral claim ultimately derived from the common origin and nature of all mankind. He feared, however, tha

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,The Dream of the End of the World: Magic Realism and Holocaust History in Jonathan Safran Foer’s ,,al realism surrounds with its fabulous aura a particular, historically resonant time and place, the theory of magical realism must supply an approach to history, not merely literary genre’ (Mikics, 1995, p. 373). It should not therefore be surprising that magic realism is consistently read as subver

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