01638nam a22001577a 4500020001800000082001400018100003500032245008300067260004200150300001000192500004900202505105800251942000701309999001701316952014701333  a9780300169140  a720.1\ROS  aRosenfeld, Gavriel David96218  aBuilding after Auschwitz : Jewish architecture and the memory of the Holocaust  a Londonb Yale University Pressc2011  a438p.  aWORD/2025/CRB/1766,Word Bookshopb2025-11-25  aIntroduction p.1, Part One. Jewish Architecture Before the Holocaust p.13, From the
Wilderness to World War II: A Brief History of Jewish Architecture p.15,Part Two. After
the Holocaust: Jewish Architecture in the Era of Modernism p.41, Adorno's Echoes:
The Holocaust's Cultural Legacy at Mid-Century p.45, American Synagogue
Architecture and the Missing Holocaust p.53, Synagogues in Germany: Between
Forgetting and Remembrance p.78, Jewish Architects and Secular Jewish Architecture
p.93, Toward a More Jewish Modernism: The Architecture of ILouis I. Kahnp.115,
Part Three. Jewish Architecture in the Postmodern Era p.137, Postmodernism, Post-
Holocaust Culture, and Architectural Discourse p.142, The Deconstructivists:
Eisenman, Libeskind, and Gehry p.157,Jewish Architects Between Alienation and
Assimilation p.219, Holocaust Museums: A New Form of Jewish Architecture? p.258,
Jewish Architecture Between Nightmare, Nostalgia, and Normalcy p.296, Conclusion
p.336, Notes p.357, Acknowledgments p.417, Index p.421, Ilustration Credits p.438.  cBK  c10946d10946  00104070aKRVIAbKRVIAd2025-11-27eWORD/2025/CRB/1766, Word Bookshopg3947.00l0o720.1\ROSp8796r2025-11-27w2025-11-27xBARCHyBKxBARCH