This collection features original essays that focus on the subject of art and suffering, including topics such as the representation of violence and the intersections of art and human rights.
This collection features original essays that focus on the subject of art and suffering, including topics such as the representation of violence and the intersections of art and human rights.
Mark Celinscak is the Louis and Frances Blumkin Professor of Holocaust and Genocide Studies at the University of Nebraska at Omaha. He is a historian of twentieth century Britain and Europe, specializing in war, Holocaust and genocide studies. He is the author of Distance from the Belsen Heap: Allied Forces and the Liberation of a Nazi Concentration Camp. Curtis Hutt is an associate professor of religious studies at the University of Nebraska at Omaha. He is the Founding Executive Director of the UNO Goldstein Center for Human Rights, He is the editor of Jewish Religious and Philosophical Ethics and the author of two books - John Dewey and Ethics of Historical Belief and The Sorrows of Mattidia.
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List of Figures Preface: Art and Suffering - Mark Celinscak and Curtis Hutt I. Approaches to Art and Suffering 1. Human Rights and Art - Hurst Hannum 2. Art History and Human Suffering: Pasts, Pedagogies, and Possibilities - Adrian Duran 3. Creative Interventions: Art against Trauma - Jen Webb, Jordan Williams, and Anthony Eaton 4. A Life's Work: John Dewey on Art and Education for Democracy - Curtis Hutt II. Art and Suffering 5. Suffering and its Defeat in Renaissance Art: Reading Titian and El Greco through Kierkegaard and Maimonides - Nehama Verbin 6. Representing the Unseen: The Primacy of Visual Testimony in Official British War Art - Paul Gough 7. Beyond Redemption: Käthe Kollwitz and the Tragedy of War - Jay Winter 8. The Anguish of Liberation: War Artists and the Holocaust - Mark Celinscak 9. The Bloody Divide 1947: Facing Trauma through Art - Mehnaz M. Afridi 10. The Art of the Arpilleras - Marjorie Agosín 11. Art and the (Ir)resolution of Suffering - David Tollerton 12. Just Is After
List of Figures Preface: Art and Suffering - Mark Celinscak and Curtis Hutt I. Approaches to Art and Suffering 1. Human Rights and Art - Hurst Hannum 2. Art History and Human Suffering: Pasts, Pedagogies, and Possibilities - Adrian Duran 3. Creative Interventions: Art against Trauma - Jen Webb, Jordan Williams, and Anthony Eaton 4. A Life's Work: John Dewey on Art and Education for Democracy - Curtis Hutt II. Art and Suffering 5. Suffering and its Defeat in Renaissance Art: Reading Titian and El Greco through Kierkegaard and Maimonides - Nehama Verbin 6. Representing the Unseen: The Primacy of Visual Testimony in Official British War Art - Paul Gough 7. Beyond Redemption: Käthe Kollwitz and the Tragedy of War - Jay Winter 8. The Anguish of Liberation: War Artists and the Holocaust - Mark Celinscak 9. The Bloody Divide 1947: Facing Trauma through Art - Mehnaz M. Afridi 10. The Art of the Arpilleras - Marjorie Agosín 11. Art and the (Ir)resolution of Suffering - David Tollerton 12. Just Is After
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