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Trauma and Latency in Primo Levi’s n Europe and the Soviet Union, finally returning home to Italy in October 1945. This memoir usually has been read as a spirited odyssey, or as a lively, picaresque account that affirms the value of community, or as the story of Levi’s metaphorical “rebirth” after the Holocaust.. Gian-Paolo Biasin br

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Primo Levi and Italo Calvinoni, Leonardo Sciascia, Carlo Emilio Gadda, Pier Paolo Pasolini, and even Benedetto Croce, to name just a few. The same cannot be said of Primo Levi: both during his lifetime and after his death Levi cut a solitary figure in the current critical and scholarly discourse—let alone in the eye of the com

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“L’immagine di lui che ho conservato”also bore the subtitle ., an allusion to the content, since the text deals primarily with Levi’s experiences in the concentration camp and exclusively with Holocaust topics. While the slim volume of . benefits from a sharper focus on Holocaust writing, its removal from a broader context of tales of

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Robert S. C. Gordon sind Medizinphysiker, Phy- sik- und Ingenieurstudenten, Techniker und Strahlenschutzingenieure, Radiologen und Radiologieassistenten, medizinische und technische Strahlenschutzbeauftragte und aIle mit der Strahlenkunde befassten Lehrkrafte. Das Buch gliedert sich in drei groBe Abschnitte. Der erste