HIST 695h Spring 2007

Instructors: Gail Bernstein and Susan Crane

READINGS

• Adorno, "Coming to Terms with the Past"
• Barnouw, selections from "Germany 1945"
• Burrin, "Vichy"
• Field, "The Mayor"
• Friedlander, "The Shoah in Historical Consciousness"
• Geyer, "The Politics of Memory"
• Geyer and Hansen, "German-Jewish Memory and National Consciousness"
• Gross, "A Tangled Web" and "Themes for a Social History of War Experience"
• Grossman, "A Question of Silence"
• Halbwachs, "Historical Memory and Collective Memory"
• Harootunian, "Yasukuni"
• Hirsch, "Surviving images"
• Hutton, "Halbwachs"
• Igarashi, "The Bomb, Hirohito and History"
• Koonz, "Between History and Memory"
• Marcuse, "The Revival of Holocaust Awareness"
• Nanking 1937, multiple articles
• Niven, "The Crimes of Wehrmacht"
• Nora, "Between History and Memory" and "Generation"
• Nozaki, Inokuchi, McCormack, selections from Censoring History
• Sturken, "Absent Images of Memory"
• Uhl, Goslan, selections from The Politics of Memory
• Young, "Germany's Holocaust Memorial Problem"
• Zelizer, selections from Remembering to Forget