Representations of Anne Frank in American Literature

Focusing on artistic representations of Anne Frank, this book analyzes how American literature and culture have evolved in their responses to the Holocaust over the past fifty years. It explores themes of identity related to being Jewish, female, a teenager, and a writer, while addressing the pedagogical intentions and ethical complexities of these portrayals. Additionally, it delves into theoretical issues within Holocaust studies, emphasizing representation, transnational perspectives, and interdisciplinary approaches.