A experiência humana da morte e a esperança cristã no testemunho de Edith Stein = The human experience of death and the Christian hope in the testimony of Edith Stein by Brustolin, Leomar Antônio, Teixeira, Patrícia Espíndola de Lima

“…Edith Stein tem sua vida interrompida em Auschwitz durante a II Guerra Mundial. O híbrido vida e obra steiniana carrega a marca do período entre guerras, apontando para o valor inegociável da vida humana e pela verdade da fé. …”
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Günther Anders’ Undiscovered Critical Theory of Technology in the Age of Big Data Capitalism by Christian Fuchs

“…Anders sees capitalism as having catastrophic potentials. He argues that Auschwitz and Hiroshima are two symbols of 20th-century catastrophism. …”
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Usos do passado sensível no ambiente digital: o “Brasil: Nunca Mais Digital” e o projeto “eva.stories” by Miguel Barboza Castro

“…A iniciativa se utiliza do Instagram (principalmente do formato “stories”) para desenvolver setenta episódios retratando eventos ocorridos com Eva Heyman – adolescente de 13 anos enviada ao campo de concentração em Auschwitz-Birkenau, em 1944. O objetivo do artigo visa por em perspectiva essas iniciativas (inseridas em seus respectivos contextos históricos, técnicos, metodológicos etc.), a fim de pensar seus usos e refletir sobre efeitos da instrumentalização do passado em ambiente digital (e no escopo da histórica pública). …”
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Whether «philosophy after Bucha» is possible: philosophical and theological considerations by Volodymyr Volkovskyi, Roman Samchuk

“…It is argued that, on the one hand, this questioning and situation is in many ways similar to similar discourses on «philosophy after Auschwitz» and «philosophy after the Gulag», and on the other hand, it shows a number of ideological and moral flaws in modern society and politics that made this question possible. …”
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Richard Rorty, Jürgen Habermas, and the Nature of Philosophical Dialogue by Robin Friedman

“…./ The American philosopher Richard Rorty (1931 – 2007) and the German philosopher Jürgen Habermas (b. 1929) engaged in a lengthy discussion over the years on a range of issues, particularly as these issues involved the nature of liberal, democratic society following the horrors of Auschwitz. The two thinkers came from different philosophical traditions with Rorty associated with analytical philosophy and pragmatism and Habermas with Continental philosophy, the Frankfurt School, and critical theory. …”
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Movements between languages and histories in the autobiographies of Vladimir Nabokov, Georges Perec and Patrick Chamoiseau by Cooper, S

“…Perec's text confronts the silences in his family history produced by the death of his father in the Second World War and his mother's deportation to Auschwitz. His autobiography engages with a family history of displacement and movement between religious affiliations, countries, alphabets and languages, triggered by multiple waves of anti-Semitism, culminating with his mother's death in the Holocaust. …”

Holocaust and its Legacy in the Light of the Contemporary Humanitarian Issues by E. S. Gromoglasova

“…Levi, the survivor of Auschwitz, witness and his prominent books “The Drowned and the Saved” and “If This Is a Man”. …”
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El rescate de la mirada del testigo. La “fotografía testimonial” como forma de exposición del trauma del Holocausto by Cora Cuenca

“…Un ejemplo claro de esta “imagen testimonial”, alejada de la concepción de la fotografía como arte, lo constituyen las instantáneas tomadas en Auschwitz-Birkenau en agosto de 1944 por un grupo de prisioneros que formaban parte de la resistencia judía. …”
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Discussion About the Book by Krausz Tamás “The Fate of Ideas During the USSR History and After...” by Nina Vashkau, Arcady German, Tatiana Ivanova, Evgeniy Krinko, Sergey Sidorov

“…Historical facts and the politics of memory”, in which the author gives answers to important questions: who is responsible for the war; whether it is possible to compare the Nazi Germany with the USSR as well as GULAG and Auschwitz; who is guilty of civilians genocide and others. …”
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Klisze pamięci. Labirynty Mariana Kołodzieja w Centrum św. Maksymiliana w Harmężach i anonimowe szkice przechowywane w zasobach Muzeum Gross-Rosen jako dokumenty czasu zagłady... by Lucyna Sadzikowska, Aleksandra Giełdoń-Paszek

“…Jest to wystawa rysunków Mariana Kołodzieja, byłego więźnia KL Auschwitz. W Archiwum Muzeum Gross-Rosen przechowywany jest zbiór szkiców anonimowego twórcy, najprawdopodobniej więźnia obozu koncentracyjnego, dotychczas niepublikowany w oryginalnej formie z aparatem naukowym. …”
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Absurd Dignity: The Rebel and His Cause in Améry and Camus by Ingrid Anderson

“…In “On the Necessity and Impossibility of Being a Jew,” Jean Améry admits that in Europe, “the degradation of the Jews was...identical with the death threat long before Auschwitz. In this regard, Jean-Paul Sartre, already in...his book Anti-Semite and Jew, offered a few perceptions that are still valid today.” …”
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Forgotten Nazi Forced Labour Camps: Arbeitslager Riese (Lower Silesia, SE Poland) and the Use of Archival Aerial Photography and Contemporary LiDAR and Ground Truth Data to Identif... by Aleksander Kamola, Sebastian Różycki, Paweł Bylina, Piotr Lewandowski, Adam Burakowski

“…The construction was carried out by prisoners, mostly Jews, from the main nearby concentration camps, KL Gross-Rosen and KL Auschwitz-Birkenau. Thanks to the discovery in the National Archives (NARA, USA) of a valuable series of German aerial photographs taken in February 1945, insight into the location of labour camps was obtained. …”
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La dimensión anamnética de la fe: un diálogo entre memoria histórica y escatología después de la Segunda Guerra Mundial by Carlos Alonso Gándara Ricardo

“…En consecuencia, nace este diálogo entre historia y escatología, en el cual se abordará, primero, la singularidad de la fe en el contexto de un nuevo nominalismo; segundo, la secularización del fruto del hombre burgués ilustrado y la modernidad, y, finalmente, se esbozará concretamente la relación entre memoria y esperanza en el contexto de Auschwitz.…”
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Compelling identities by Bell, J, John Michael Bell

“…</p> <p>Against the contemporary background in which nationalism appears to have acquired the status of a political metaphysics, Heaney's candid engagement with the cherished illusions informing this perception reveals him for what he is - a definitively modern poet announcing to those who will listen that there is and must be, poetry after Auschwitz.</p>…”

Antifungal Activity of Polyoxometalate-Ionic Liquids on Historical Brick by Katarzyna Rajkowska, Anna Koziróg, Anna Otlewska, Małgorzata Piotrowska, Elena Atrián-Blasco, Isabel Franco-Castillo, Scott G. Mitchell

“…These were isolated from the surfaces of historical brick barracks at the Auschwitz II-Birkenau State Museum in Oświęcim, Poland. …”
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A IMPOSSIBILIDADE DO TESTEMUNHO E O LIMITE ÉTICO EM GIORGIO AGAMBEN by Paloma Custódio Soares

“… Este trabalho tem como objetivo compreender a impossibilidade do testemunho e o limite ético nos campos de concentração a partir da obra “O que resta de Auschwitz” de Giorgio Agamben. Nesse artigo iremos trabalhar o conceito de testemunho enquanto sobrevivente do campo. …”
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21F.013 Out of Ground Zero: Catastrophe and Memory, Fall 2002 by Scribner, Charity

“…Topics covered include: The Enola Gay controversy, architectural sites at Hiroshima and Auschwitz, the aesthetic and iconographic dimensions of the events of September 11, and the media influence on our perception of global commerce, transportation systems, surveillance, non-Western cultures and oppositional political formations. …”
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O que nos "resta" de polícia by Yanahê Fendeler Höelz

“… O objetivo deste artigo é produzir uma reflexão sobre a produção do mandato policial na cidade do Rio de Janeiro, tomando como inspiração a obra “O que resta de Auschwitz” (2008), de Giorgio Agamben, na qual o autor analisa a produção literária de sobreviventes ao campo de concentração nazista. …”
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Does Work Make Us Free? by Lorenzo Toresini, Giorgio Vallazza

“…As is known the phrase “work makes free” still has a sinister ring related to recent history, displayed as it still is over the entry to the Auschwitz concentration camp: “Arbeit macht frei”. …”
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“Höss, Stroop y Stangl: verdugos profesionales. Estudio comparativo sobre los perpetradores del Holocausto a la luz de sus propias palabras.” by Martín Félix Romero

“…Luego de una breve introducción sobre el fenómeno nazi en su contexto, se analizan los casos de tres de sus protagonistas: Rudolf Höss, Jürgen Stroop y Franz Stangl; comandante del campo de exterminio Auschwitz, responsable de la liquidación del gueto de Varsovia y comandante del campo de exterminio de Treblinka respectivamente. …”
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