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H. Narrative point of view<br />

9. Is vocabulary characteristic of the 1930s and 1940s marked as such For<br />

example, are inverted commas used when dealing with such vocabulary<br />

10. Are superlatives used (e.g. ‘greatest’, ‘worst’, ‘most harmful’) Is emotive<br />

language used (e.g. ‘awful’, ‘terrible’) If so, which ones in which contexts to<br />

which effects<br />

11. Further remarks on the narrative point of view in this textbook not<br />

covered by the above questions.<br />

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I. Interpretative paradigms<br />

1. To what central question (regarding the Holocaust) does the author of the<br />

textbook appear to be responding<br />

2. With which historiographical archetypes is the Holocaust defined<br />

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For example, revolution, catastrophe, disaster, breach of civilization, or<br />

culmination, for example<br />

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3. Is the Holocaust presented as a unique event 1.<br />

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4. Are causes of the Holocaust shown to be either rational or irrational Or 1.<br />

as incomprehensible, beyond language<br />

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