After-Words Post-Holocaust Struggles with Forgiveness, Reconciliation, Justice

Prologue: "Did you say: after? Meaning what?"--David Patterson and John K. RothPart One: Forgiveness1/ Forgiveness, Reconciliation, and Jewish Memory after Auschwitz--Peter J. HaasIn Response:--Rachel N. Baum--Leonard Grob--Peter J. Haas2/ The Face of Forgiveness in a Post-Holocaust World--Henry F. KnightIn Response:--Britta Frede-Wenger--David Patterson--Henry F. Knight3/ Forgiveness after the Holocaust--Didier PollefeytIn Response:--Peter J. Haas--Juergen Manemann--Didier PollefeytPart Two: Reconciliation4/ Useless Experience: Its Significance for Reconciliation after Auschwitz--John K. RothIn Response:--Rachel N. Baum--Didier Pollefeyt--John K. Roth5/ Anthropological Remarks on Reconciliation after Auschwitz--Britta Frede-WengerIn Response: --Juergen Manemann--Didier Pollefeyt--Britta Frede-Wenger6/ Struggles for Recognition in an Era of Globalization: The Necessity of a Theology of Reconciliation from a Political-Theological Perspective after Auschwitz--Juergen ManemannIn Response:--Peter J. Haas--David Patterson--Juergen ManemannPart Three: Justice7/ G-d, World, Humanity: Jewish Reflections on Justice after Auschwitz--David PattersonIn Response:--Britta Frede-Wenger--John K. Roth--David Patterson8/ The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: Just Reconciliation in the Shadows of the Holocaust--Leonard GrobIn Response:--Henry F. Knight--John K. Roth--Leonard Grob9/ The Post-Holocaust Jewish Heart--Rachel N. BaumIn Response:--Leonard Grob--Henry F. Knight--Rachel N. BaumPostscript: An After That is Yet to Be--David Patterson and John K. RothBibliographyAbout the Editors and ContributorsIndex