After such knowledge : memory, history, and the legacy of the Holocaust

Presents the reflections of a second generation author of Holocaust-related non-fiction and fiction, who was born in Poland in 1945 to parents who had lost their whole families. She spent her childhood in Krakow. Explores the broad psychological, moral, and philosophical implications of the postwar response to a number of issues, such as the relation of private memory to history. Includes bibliographical references and index. xv, 301 pages ; 22 cm