Titlebook: Nazi and Holocaust Representations in Anglo-American Popular Culture, 1945–2020; Irreverent Remembran Jeffrey Demsky Book 2021 The Author(s

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n during which the ‘spaghetti diagram’ – created by Jan Detand – triggered a discussion that resulted in the first version of PROSA. Jo Wyns and Hendrik Van Brussel recognized its potential and their efforts resulted in the doctoral thesis from Jo and the widely-known paper on PROSA in Computers in

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Introduction,outlines his book’s chapters and introduces topics surveying seventy-five years of political and cultural intersections. Offering a much-needed methodological framework for situating the increasing abundance of these provocative, problematic, and sometimes vulgar portrayals, he challenges scholars t

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No Soup For You!: Responsible and Irresponsible Holocaust Humor on American Sitcoms,asting examples. Some shows produce what he terms “responsible” humor—comedy that spurs, rather that spurns, faithful Holocaust memorializing. Others, however, harvest what he terms “irresponsible” humor—shows recovering the history simply to depreciate it. Demsky does not consider whether this humo

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Irreverent Instruction: Considering New Approaches in Twenty-First-Century European and American Hors of “Generation Z” students lack meaningful connections to this past, he argues that assigning more relatable—if less historically faithful—materials can rejuvenate students’ interest. Demsky presents a bifurcated analysis that separately examines American and western European goings-on. He presen

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That Is Really Meme: Nazi Pepe the Frog and the Subversion of Anglo-American Holocaust Remembrance,cter named Pepe the Frog, this chapter explains how MAGA nationalists Nazified Pepe as part of a Holocaust mocking campaign. Demsky posits that Pepe’s saboteurs did not stumble onto this subject focus. Undermining Holocaust memorialization reflects a confluence of long-standing American political im

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