Is the Holocaust Unique?: Perspectives on Comparative Genocide
Leading scholars debate whether the Holocaust is unique among genocides, exploring historical, ethical, and methodological questions in comparative genocide studies.
About This Book
This volume brings together leading scholars to debate the uniqueness of the Holocaust within the broader context of comparative genocide studies.
Contributors examine historical, ethical, and methodological questions that arise when comparing mass atrocities across different cultures and eras.
The discussion addresses how definitions of genocide influence our understanding of events and their implications for prevention and remembrance.
Readers gain insight into ongoing academic conversations about the Holocaust and other instances of systematic violence.
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