Como dar nome ao Holocausto, entre mudez, silêncio e grito?

Dirk Michael  Hennrich

doi:10.53981/destrocos.v7i1.64287

Authors

Dirk Michael Hennrich University of São Paulo https://orcid.org/0000-0001-9680-916X

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.53981/destrocos.v7i1.64287

Keywords:

fascism, ashes, responsibility, myth, cry

Abstract

This essay was delivered during the conference ‘What was the Holocaust? A transdisciplinary approach?’ on the panel The Holocaust as seen by Germans in Lisbon in January 2016 and was significantly reworked after reading the essay Changing the name: hiltlerisms, disseminations, and the jewish Schuldfrage by Shajara Néehilan Bensusan, published in Vol. 1, No. 1 (2026) of the journal (Des)troços. This is not a criticism, but rather a comment, in the sense that the subject in question, the Holocaust, affects our present day on different ontological and existential levels, consciously and unconsciously perpetuated against a multiplicity of beings and phenomena. It could even be said that the Holocaust is one of the central expressions of our time, the Anthropocene.

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Author Biography

Dirk Michael Hennrich, University of São Paulo

Dirk Michael Hennrich é filósofo e co-fundador da série internacional Antropocênica. A sua produção científica concentra-se principalmente no âmbito da Filosofia da Paisagem, da Filosofia Animal e dos Estudos do Antropoceno. Ultimas publicações no Journal Topoi da Springer Nature (nov. 2025) e na Revista PIXO v.8 n.29 (2024).

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