Once a Russian, Always a Jew: (Auto)biographical Storytelling and the Legacy of Dislocation

Q1 Arts and Humanities Storytelling, Self, Society Pub Date : 2012-01-01 DOI:10.1080/15505340.2012.635097
D. Neumark
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Abstract:Culled in part from nearly 20 hours of audio recordings of the author's father's experiences with displacement prior to, during, and after World War II, this paper explores some conditions that make it possible for people to feel at home in the aftermath of forced dislocation and the ways in which storytelling can help break the subsequent cycle of violence that can emerge from such an experience. The author's father's story is interspersed with her own narrative voice as well as a theoretical exploration of what is at stake for the storyteller and for those who bear witness to the stories told of experience at the nexus between memory and history.
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曾经是俄罗斯人,永远是犹太人:(自动)传记叙事和错位的遗产
摘要:本文选取了作者父亲在二战之前、期间和之后流离失所经历的近20个小时的录音,探讨了人们在被迫流离失所之后可能有家的感觉的一些条件,以及讲故事可以帮助打破这种经历可能产生的暴力循环的方式。作者的父亲的故事中穿插着她自己的叙事声音,以及对故事讲述者和那些见证了记忆与历史之间联系的经历的故事的人的利害关系的理论探索。
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Storytelling, Self, Society
Storytelling, Self, Society Arts and Humanities-Literature and Literary Theory
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