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The Trial, The Immigrant experience, Survival in Auschwitz - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Understanding community through the individual lives of each member
        
        The importance of community
        
        Solving problems within the community through self actualization
        
        an extension of community, intersectionality
        
        The US Civil Rights Movement
        
        Standing up for what you believe in
        
        Self-actualization through the other
        
        Empathy
        
        The Mind-Body Problem
- - - - The Cycle Continues
      - Guilt
        
        The morality of judgement
        
        Judging others
        
        Being Judged
        
        Survivor's guilt
        
        why am I still here while others are not?
        Am I supposed to relive their suffering?
        Am I supposed to keep them alive?
        
        Doom Spiraling
        
        Anger
        
        How do I build something better?
        
        is it really better?
        
        Ultimately, the contemporary Jewish experience is grappling with the "what do we do now?" question --- now that civil and human rights is a topic on everyone's mind, now that there is the means for cross-cultural relationships, now that there is the potential for a scattered but still connected community across the globe due to things like the internet and telephones, what does a modern Jewish community look like? How can someone create a contemporary community with so much baggage, and how do they make this community a better place than what existed before?
      - A Horse Walks Into a Bar
        
        How to justify what has happened in the past and what is happening now
        
        Are we just doing the same thing all over again to another group?
        
        Does a past trauma justify a current act of violence?
        
        Justification
        
        There must have been a reason for all of this suffering
        
        Does there have to be a reason for everything?
        
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        Imperialism and genocide
        
        A long history of oppression, violence, abuse, hatred, discrimination, and being cast out has led to the zionist movement of Israel --- but does a history of victimization justify the victimization of anther group, especially one who has nothing to do with the initial loss of land?
        As the Israeli-Palestinian conflict continues through the present and into the forseeable future, it becomes imperative to ask: what is liberation, what is freedom, and what is justice? What is the purpose of a homeland if anther is destroyed? And is a homeland necessary for community?
  - - - Immigration to the US from Europe
        
        US Assimilation
        
        Enemies: A Love Story
        
        Trauma as duty, remembrance out of guilt
        
        How much should I remember?
        
        What is the purpose of remembering?
        
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        Existence outside of trauma
        
        Is it moral to "get over" generational trauma?
        
        Ultimately, the core issue that Jewish literature aims to investigate is how to exist and manage trauma --- generational trauma from a long history of antisemitism, trauma from the immigrant experience, how much trauma is a good thing and how much trauma is a bad thing, among countless other intricacies related with the complicated web that is trauma. The attempt to balance trauma with growth, to remember the past without being consumed by it, is in a broader context the human experience itself: how do you make peace with being alive?
        
        The role of women
        
        Orthodoxy
        
        Balancing orthodoxy with modernity
        
        American Pastoral
        
        The Fallacy of the American Dream
        
        Fulfilling roles