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1701723121 11D. E. Lipstadt，“America and the Memory of Holocaust，19501965.”Modern Judaism 16（1996）：195214，pp. 196，212 note 54.
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1701723123 12Michael Emery and Edwin Emery，The Press and America：An Interpretive History of the Mass Media.Seventh Edition. Englewood Cliffs，NJ：Prentice Hall，1992，p. 373.
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1701723125 13Ibid.，Chapter 17. 丹尼尔·戴扬、伊莱休·卡茨：《媒介事件》，麻争旗译，北京广播学院出版社1992年版。
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1701723127 14Murray Schumach，“Hollywood Trial，”New York Times，Sunday，April 30，1961，II 9：1.
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1701723129 15Alan Mintz，Popular Culture and the Shaping of Holocaust Memory in America，pp. 9293.
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1701723131 16志愿者所言引自Peter Novick，The Holocaust in American Life. New York：Houghton Mifflin，1999，p. 137。实验的详细专业介绍，见Arthur G. Miller，The Obedience Experiments：A Case Study of Controversy in Social Science. New York：Praeger，1986，pp. 115。
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1701723133 Stanley Milgram，“Behavioral Study of Obedience.”Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology 67（1963）：pp. 371378.
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1701723135 17Ann L. Saltzman，“The Role of the Obedience Experiment in Holocaust Studies. The Case for Renewed Visibility.”In Thomas Blass，ed.，Obedience to Authority：Current Perspectives on the Milgram Paradigm. Mahwah，N.J.：Lawrence Erlbaum Associates，Publishers，2000，p. 125.
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1701723137 18Thomas Blass，The Man Who Shocked the World：The Life and Legacy of Stanley Milgram. New York：Basic Books，2004，pp. 268269，i.
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1701723139 19Stanley Milgram，Obedience to Authority：An Experimental View. New York：Harper and Row，1974，p. 185.
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1701723141 20Arthur G. Miller，The Obedience Experiments，pp. 181182.
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1701723143 21Thomas F. Pettigrew，“The Man Who Shocked the World：The Life and Legacy of Stanley Milgram.”（Book Review）Social Forces 83：4（June 2005）：17781779，p. 1779.
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1701723145 22更多的例子见Thomas Blass，The Man Who Shocked the World，pp. 261263。
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1701723147 灾难见证和公民运动
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1701723149 1Alan Mintz，Popular Culture and the Shaping of Holocaust Memory in America. Seattle：University of Washington Press，2001，p. 109.
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1701723151 2Earnest L. Perry，“Coverage of Crime.”In W. David Sloan and Lisa Mullikin Parcell，eds.，American Journalism：History，Principles，Practices. Jefferson，NC：McFarland & Co.，2002，p. 193.
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1701723153 3U. S. Riot Commission Report，Report of the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorder. New York：Bantam，1968，p. 382.
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1701723155 4Jeffrey C. Alexander，“On the Social Construction of Moral Universals：The Holocaust from War Crime to Trauma Drama.”In Jeffery C. Alexander，et al.，Cultural Trauma and Collective Identity. Berkeley，C.A.：University of California Press，2004，p. 258.
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1701723157 5Alan Mintz，Popular Culture and the Shaping of Holocaust Memory in America.pp. 179185.
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1701723159 6J. M. Greene and S. Kumar，　“Editors’Introduction.”In J. M. Greene and S. Kumar，eds.，Witness：Voices from the Holocaust. New York：Free Press. 2000，p. xxiv.
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1701723161 7Geoffrey H. Hartman. The Longest Shadow：In the Aftermath of the Holocaust. Bloomington：Indiana University Press，1996，pp. 153154.
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1701723163 8Michael Berenbaum and Abraham J. Peck，eds.，The Holocaust and History：The Known，the Unknown，the Disputed，and the Reexamined. Bloomington：Indiana University Press，1998，p. ix.
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1701723165 9Jeffrey C. Alexander，“On the Social Construction of Moral Universals，”p. 234.
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1701723167 10Elie Wiesel，“Trivializing the Holocaust.”New York Times，April 16，2∶1，p. 1.
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1701723169 11Quoted by Geoffrey H. Hartman，The Longest Shadow，p. 84.
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