On Stories - Shoah, Night and Fog, Night
This was done as part of a term paper asking me to differentiate and make claims about the specific differences between the given holocaust media we engaged with in class. Introduction To understand how these stories are different, the method I seek to utilize is to generalize how any two stories may be differentiated and then adapt that understanding to the specific particularities of the stories under consideration. In its most general form, any semantically coherent unit of utterances can be likened to a story; We choose to focus our intentionality on a specific subset of the infinity of qualia in Human Experience. In that choice of recounting an experience one way instead of the other, we are telling a story - how we as narrators and humans choose to define and communicate ourselves to others given that they can never understand the full particularity of our being. But this definition is too general, and it needs to be honed in further to actually be of substance. To demonstrate th...