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Dealing with Cruelty without Emotions? Sustainable Holocaust Education as a Constructive Coping with Emotions
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Franzenburg, Geert – Discourse and Communication for Sustainable Education, 2022
The following study presents an example of Holocaust education for the 21st century by evaluating the "Wannsee-conference" 80 years ago (January 20, 1942) from a religious psychological perspective of 2022. After a general survey concerning Holocaust education in Germany, it focuses on emotional regulation as a coping strategy with…
Descriptors: European History, Jews, Death, History Instruction
The Anti-Shibboleth: The Traumatic Character of the Shibboleth as Silence
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McNamara, Tim – Applied Linguistics, 2020
This article discusses the familiar notion of the shibboleth in situations of exclusion, focusing on the non-use, rather than the use, of language, for which I propose the term the anti-shibboleth. The article begins with an introduction to the concept of the shibboleth, giving examples from situations of violent conflict and suppression such as…
Descriptors: Indigenous Populations, Foreign Countries, Language Usage, Violence
Creating Effective Holocaust Education Programmes for Government Schools with Large Muslim Populations in Sydney
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Rutland, Suzanne D. – Prospects: Quarterly Review of Comparative Education, 2010
Holocaust education can play a role in countering the ongoing problem of prejudice and incitement to hate that can lead to racial tension and violence. This article examines the beliefs of Muslim school children towards Jews in Sydney, Australia. It then discusses efforts to use Holocaust education to combat racist beliefs and hate language, and…
Descriptors: Racial Bias, Muslims, Jews, Foreign Countries