In this episode, I revisit two of the heaviest and most loaded pieces of dialogue from the second part of Maus by Art Spiegelman, with some added insight from one of my peers and from Dr. Orzoff herself. I also discuss some of the implications of terminology surrounding the holocaust. Also I’m not recording in my car today! Special thanks to my classmate Allan Miles, whose idea I mentioned in this episode.

In this episode, I revisit two of the heaviest and most loaded pieces of dialogue from the second part of Maus by Art Spiegelman, with some added insight from one of my peers and from Dr. Orzoff herself. I also discuss some of the implications of terminology surrounding the holocaust. Also I’m not recording in my car today! Special thanks to my classmate Allan Miles, whose idea I mentioned in this episode.

In this episode, I revisit two of the heaviest and most loaded pieces of dialogue from the second part of Maus by Art Spiegelman, with some added insight from one of my peers and from Dr. Orzoff herself. I also discuss some of the implications of terminology surrounding the holocaust. Also I’m not recording in my car today! Special thanks to my classmate Allan Miles, whose idea I mentioned in this episode.

Maus (And Here My Troubles Began): Pt. 2

Hi, I’m Mackenzie Draney, and in this podcast I’ll be exploring some philosophical implications of literary works assigned as readings in HON-317V, my current honors class at NMSU. Part 1 episodes will begin with a brief retelling of the text, and then explore my own thoughts about what can be gathered from it. I will pose questions, discuss things I’m unclear about, and try to pick out themes and other literary devices. Part 2 episodes will be recorded after discussion of the text on Tuesday classes. In these episodes, I’ll briefly summarize what I had mentioned in the corresponding Part 1 episode and then explore those subjects with knew insight from my peers in mind. Any of my questions or uncertainties from Part 1 episodes will, with luck, be answered or cleared up in Part 2 episodes. Disclaimer: This podcast is a philosophical exploration of Holocaust literature; not a historically accurate retelling of events. I will add the book title, author, and full name of any of my peers whose ideas I refer to in the descriptions of each episode. Thanks for listening!

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Hi, I’m Mackenzie Draney, and in this podcast I’ll be exploring some philosophical implications of literary works assigned as readings in HON-317V, my current honors class at NMSU. Part 1 episodes will begin with a brief retelling of the text, and then explore my own thoughts about what can be gathered from it. I will pose questions, discuss things I’m unclear about, and try to pick out themes and other literary devices. Part 2 episodes will be recorded after discussion of the text on Tuesday classes. In these episodes, I’ll briefly summarize what I had mentioned in the corresponding Part 1 episode and then explore those subjects with knew insight from my peers in mind. Any of my questions or uncertainties from Part 1 episodes will, with luck, be answered or cleared up in Part 2 episodes. Disclaimer: This podcast is a philosophical exploration of Holocaust literature; not a historically accurate retelling of events. I will add the book title, author, and full name of any of my peers whose ideas I refer to in the descriptions of each episode. Thanks for listening!

Hi, I’m Mackenzie Draney, and in this podcast I’ll be exploring some philosophical implications of literary works assigned as readings in HON-317V, my current honors class at NMSU. Part 1 episodes will begin with a brief retelling of the text, and then explore my own thoughts about what can be gathered from it. I will pose questions, discuss things I’m unclear about, and try to pick out themes and other literary devices. Part 2 episodes will be recorded after discussion of the text on Tuesday classes. In these episodes, I’ll briefly summarize what I had mentioned in the corresponding Part 1 episode and then explore those subjects with knew insight from my peers in mind. Any of my questions or uncertainties from Part 1 episodes will, with luck, be answered or cleared up in Part 2 episodes. Disclaimer: This podcast is a philosophical exploration of Holocaust literature; not a historically accurate retelling of events. I will add the book title, author, and full name of any of my peers whose ideas I refer to in the descriptions of each episode. Thanks for listening!

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Maus (And Here My Troubles Began): Pt. 2