Front Matter -- Front Cover -- Half Title Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table Of Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Holocaust Literature -- Hidden Children: The Literature of Hiding -- An Eye on a Scrap of the World: Ida Fink's Witnesses -- Jerzy Kosinski: Did He or Didn't He? -- By the Light of Darkness: Six Major European Writers Who Experienced the Holocaust -- Memory and Collective Identity: Narrative Strategies Against Forgetting in Contemporary Literary Responses to the Holocaust -- The Rendition of Memoryin Cynthia Ozick's "The Shawl" -- A Speck of Dust Blown by the Wind Across Land and Desert: Images of the Holocaust inLanzmann, Singer, and Appelfeld -- Writing to Break the Frozen Seas Within: The Power of Fiction in the Writings of Norma Rosen and Rebecca Goldstein -- Art and Atrocity in a Post-9/11 World -- Jewish American Literature -- Africanity and the Collapseof American Culture in the Novels of Saul Bellow -- The Jewish Journey of Saul Bellow: From Secular Satirist to Spiritual Seeker -- Philip Roth and Jewish American Literature at the Millennium -- Malamud and Ozick: Kindred "Neshamas" -- Evolving Paradigms of Jewish Women in Twentieth-Century American Jewish Fiction: Through a Male Lens/Through a Female Lens -- After the Melting Pot: Jewish Women Writers and the Man in the Wrong Clothes -- Restorying Jewish Mothers -- Back Matter -- Contributors -- Index -- Back Cover.