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1701722931 见证文学的道德意义：反叛和“后灾难”共同人性
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1701722933 1Emil Fackenhaim，To Mend the World：Foundations of Future Jewish Thought.New York：Schochen Books，1982.
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1701722935 2Maurice Friedman，“Elie Wiesel：The Job of Auschwitz.”In Harry James Cargas，ed.，Responses to Elie Wiesel. New York：Persea Books，1978，p. 229.
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1701722937 3Graham B. Walker，Jr.，“Transfiguration.”In Rosemary Horowitz，ed.，Elie Wiesel and the Art of Storytelling. Jefferson，N.C.：McFarland，2006，p. 156.
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1701722939 4Naomi Seidman，“Elie Wiesel and the Scandal of Jewish Rage.”Jewish Social Studies 1∶3（Fall 1996），p. 5.
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1701722941 5Graham B. Walker，Jr.，“Transfiguration.”In Rosemary Horowitz，ed.，Elie Wiesel and the Art of Storytelling. Jefferson，N.C.：McFarland，2006，p. 157.
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1701722943 6Maurice Friedman，To Deny Our Nothingness：Contemporary Images of Man. New York：Delta，1967，p. 27.
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1701722945 7Elie Wiesel，A Jew Today. Trans. Marion Wiesel. New York：Random House，1978，p. 22.
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1701722947 8Elie Wiesel and PhilippeMichael de SaintCheron，Evil and Exile. Trans. Jon Rothschild. Notre Dame，N.C.：University of Notre Dame Press，1990，p. 15.
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1701722949 9Maurice Friedman，“Elie Wiesel：The Job of Auschwitz.”
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1701722951 10萨弗朗斯基：《恶：或者自由的戏剧》，卫茂平译，云南人民出版社2001年版，第263页。
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1701722953 11Harold Fisch，A Remembered Future. Bloomington：Indiana University Press，1984，pp. 6669.
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1701722955 12Graham B. Walker，Jr.，“Transfiguration.”In Rosemary Horowitz，ed.，Elie Wiesel and the Art of Storytelling. Jefferson，N.C.：McFarland，2006，pp. 159160.
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1701722957 13Rosemary Horowitz，ed.，Elie Wiesel and the Art of Storytelling，“Introduction，”p. 6.
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1701722959 14Elie Wiesel，All Rivers Run to the Sea. Trans. Marion Wiesel. New York：Alfred A. Knopf，1997，p. 189.
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1701722961 15See Maurice Friedman，“The Dialogue with the Absurd：The Later Camus and Franz Kafka”In To Deny Our Nothingness.Josephine Knopp，“Wiesel and the Absurd.”In In Harry James Cargas，ed.，Responses to Elie Wiesel，pp. 92101.维赛尔还深受法国“新小说”的影响。“新小说”常常叩问什么是现实，什么是人的时间和因果观念，这些观念有怎样的实质意义和局限。这样的哲学思考在维赛尔那里更是与神学思考融合在一起。
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1701722963 16Elie Wiesel and PhilippeMichael de SaintCheron，Evil and Exile.Trans. Jon Rothschild. Notre Dame，N.C.：University of Notre Dame Press，1990，p. 12.
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1701722965 17Elie Wiesel，“Jewish Values in the PostHolocaust Future.”Judaism XVI（Summer 1967），p. 281.
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1701722967 18Harold Schulweiss，“Man and God：The Moral Partnership. ”Jewish Heritage Reader.New York：Kaplinger Publishing，1968，pp. 118121.
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1701722969 19Elie Wiesel，Night.Trans. Stella Rodway. New York：Hill and Wang，1960，pp. 23，53.
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1701722971 20Emil Fackenheim，God’s Presence in History. New York：New York University Press，1978，p. 76.
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1701722973 21Ibid.，p68.
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1701722975 22Maurice Friedman，To Deny Our Nothingness，p. 338.
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1701722977 23Albert Camus，The Myth of Sisyphus.New York：Random House，1955，pp. 4，21.
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1701722979 24Albert Camus，The Rebe：An Essay on Man in Revolt. Trans. Anthony Bower. New York：Vintage Book，1956，p. 21.
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