Claudia Moscovici Knihy

Written for students, specialists, and a general audience, Claudia Moscovici's Holocaust Memories offers a series of more than sixty brief and informative reviews of Holocaust memoirs, fiction, histories and films.

Exploring the post-Stalinist era of totalitarianism, the narrative centers on Romania during the Ceausescu dictatorship. It weaves together scholarly insights and fictional storytelling, depicting a family's resilience and the power of love as they navigate the challenges of life under a repressive regime. This dual approach offers a profound understanding of the historical context while highlighting the human spirit's endurance in the face of adversity.

Claudia Moscovici is a Romanian-American fiction writer and art/literary critic. She is the author of the critically acclaimed novel Velvet Totalitarianism (2009), as well as Dangerous Liaisons (2011), a nonfiction book on psychopathic social predators. She has also written several scholarly books on Romantic art and literature, including Romanticism and Postromanticism (2007).

The book explores the evolution of subjectivity from the masculinist perspectives of Rousseau, Diderot, and Kant in the eighteenth century to contemporary critiques by feminist and postmodern thinkers like Irigaray, Butler, and Foucault. It examines how these shifts challenge the notion of the universal subject as a rational, impartial individual, revealing the complexities and continuities in the understanding of identity and political judgment. This critical analysis highlights the interplay between historical and modern theories of selfhood and gender.

Focusing on the nature of psychopaths, the author delves into their behaviors, attraction techniques, and typical targets. The book serves as a guide for victims, empowering them to recognize toxic relationships and find the strength to break free. By understanding these dynamics, readers can move forward in their lives with newfound resilience and wisdom.

The book explores the evolution of gender relations in nineteenth-century France through the works of influential writers like Hegel, Sand, Balzac, Comte, and Barbin. It highlights a transition from a male-centered definition of citizenship to a bi-gendered understanding, where both sexes contribute to the concept of subject-citizenship, each defined in relation to the other. Moscovici's analysis reveals how these literary figures shaped new perspectives on gendered citizenship, emphasizing the complexities of identity and social roles during this period.

The book explores the life and artistic journey of Carole A. Feuerman, a key figure in American hyperrealistic sculpture alongside Duane Hanson and John De Andrea. Born in 1945, she trained in New York and Philadelphia, initially working as an illustrator before transitioning to sculpture in the 1970s. Her work has been featured in numerous solo and group exhibitions across galleries, museums, and art fairs in America, Europe, and Asia, highlighting her significant impact on the art world.

Focusing on the essence of passion, this book explores the significance of Romantic and Postromantic poetry in understanding human emotions and creativity. Professor Moscovici examines why these historical works remain vital for contemporary students, linking them to personal pleasures and beauty. By incorporating her own poetry, she illustrates how these movements not only enrich literary study but also enhance our emotional and imaginative experiences, underscoring their lasting relevance in today's world.

Focusing on the philosophical relevance of the Romantic heritage, Claudia Moscovici explores its enduring influence on contemporary art and culture. She highlights how this artistic tradition serves as a vital source of inspiration and innovation, addressing key philosophical branches such as aesthetics, epistemology, and ethics. Through her analysis, Moscovici demonstrates the ongoing impact of Romanticism in shaping modern thought and artistic expression.

This cutting edge science fiction novel reconfigures the laws of nature and transforms the conventions of love. Read The Cube to find out if love triumphs over control and if democracy vanquishes an evil dictatorship. In a world enshrouded in dark secrets, unveil the mystery of The Cube.