Titlebook: Jean Améry; Beyond the Mind‘s Li Yochai Ataria,Amit Kravitz,Eli Pitcovski Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under

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Yochai Ataria,Amit Kravitz,Eli PitcovskiExplores the relationship between torture and suicide using the particular case study of Jean Améry.Moves beyond expected content to discuss the healing process and ways to prevent similar cases in th

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Jean Améry and the Generational Limits of Resentment as Morality gap in his ethical theory? Because, I argue, he failed to think in terms of generations. Why Améry is unable to think in terms of generations has to do with his fear of death. Old age, he says, is worse than Auschwitz. Why Améry might say that will be considered.

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Registers of Undesirability, Poetics of Detention: Jean Améry on the Jewish Exile and Behrouz Boocha shows that one of Améry’s central preoccupations in his writings on exile have been political freedom and the possibility of resistance, as well as their constitutive codependence, in the oppressive context of forced exile, marked by a futility of political action. Here the act of writing becomes t

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Torture: Reading Améry, Rereading Jewish Lawthe new insights makes a compelling case for a Jewish-based position that torture be controlled, limited, and even criminalized, while leaving intact the possibility of acquitting perpetrators from punishment.

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Jean Améry on the Value of Death and Dying subject because the cause of that death renders death (the situation of being dead) humiliating. Despite his special approach to the question concerning the value of death, according to Améry, this question is only secondary in practical import. Given the relationship between the value of death and

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