“Small acts of repair”: Yom Hashoah scholar-in-residence discusses postmemory of the Holocaust, April 25, 2013

Dr. Marianne Hirsch

Dr. Marianne Hirsch

Dr. Marianne Hirsch

Dr. Marianne Hirsch

Dr. Anthony Kemp, USC English Department

Dr. Anthony Kemp, USC English Department

Questions from the audience

Questions from the audience

Questions from the audience

Questions from the audience

The audience at Dr. Hirsch's lecture

The audience at Dr. Hirsch's lecture

Stephen Smith, executive director, USC Shoah Foundation

Stephen Smith, executive director, USC Shoah Foundation

From left: Dr. Dan Leshem, associate director of research, USC Shoah Foundation; Marianne Hirsch; and Stephen D. Smith, executive director, USC Shoah Foundation

From left: Dr. Dan Leshem, associate director of research, USC Shoah Foundation; Marianne Hirsch; and Stephen D. Smith, executive director, USC Shoah Foundation

“Small acts of repair” Yom Hashoah scholar-in-residence discusses postmemory of the Holocaust

Thu, 05/02/2013 - 10:53am

The USC Shoah Foundation organized an April 25 lecture by Marianne Hirsch, its 2013 Yom Hashoah scholar-in-residence, who discussed her work on postmemory: the relationship that children of Holocaust survivors have with the personal, collective and cultural trauma of their parents.

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