Titlebook: Remembering as Reparation; Psychoanalysis and H Karl Figlio Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017 Holocaust.intern

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Remembering, Memorialization and Reparation,sites and occasions for mourning, remembering and reparation. As social groups, we do the same, through memorials, archives, official recognition of special places, such as historic buildings. In both instances, we can speak of a private and a public dimension. Private mourning is more personal, res

CARK

討厭

ABIDE

殖民地

波動

冷漠

Delusional Enemies,ty erupts. It anchors this psychotic core in external reality, protecting it from the dread of collapsing into itself in the identicality of an other, while the other acts as repository into which this dreaded, despised core is projected. Jews, indistinguishable from other Germans, even admired, functioned as a repository for the Nazis.

frenzy

不規(guī)則的跳動

Conflicts of Remembering: The ,, problem of whether it could ever be finished and the political desideratum of forming a state with the capacity to bear its history. It brought the very public debate among intellectuals on the conflict between normalizing German history and questioning this conservative trend as an apologetics for a deeply tarnished history.

我說不重要

Reparation,eems the same as reparation, but builds on triumph over the object. Symbols of remembering, such as memorials, become sites of ambivalence, used differently by different groups, at the expense of a convergent memory. They represent both reparative and manic-reparative intentions, as well as intellectual, emotional and political conflict.