“Toward an Ethnography of Silence: The Lived Presence of the Past in the Everyday Life of Holocaust Trauma Survivors and Their Descendants in Israel.” Current Anthropology 50(1): 5-27. 

Through the examination of ethnographic accounts of Holocaust descendants, this article discusses an ethnography of silence, or silent memory, of Holocaust survivors and the “lived memory” of the traumatic past in the everyday familial life. 

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