The first comprehensive monograph on the literary works of philosopher Sarah Kofman (193494) interprets the techniques used by the author as contradicting French historical revisionism. Sarah Kofman's turn to literature proves to be a survivors' response to the denial of collaboration and the suppression of France's co-responsibility for the deportation and murder of the European Jews.

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Esra Akkaya , University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany.