Memory and Displacement in the Writings of Cynthia Ozick and
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After the Holocaust, a new dichotomy emerged in the context of what it means to be in exile for the Jew. Many survivors, refugees, and their children found themselves living in new countries. This experience introduced a host of new emotions and challenges for the survivor or refugee, many of which are still being acted out today. The ideal situation, in regards to resettlement, would be for the immigrant to disregard the past, and assimilate
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