Talk:Shoshana Felman

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Someone please improve the content. Felman's idea about testimony is of significant importance to post-Holocaust society.

The PROD is quite inappropriate. Over the next thirty-three years she taught generations of Yale students and published the many books on literature and psychoanalysis, feminism, law, and the Holocaust that are well known to us all, and that established Shoshana Felman as one of the most original and important scholars of French and comparative literature in the world. (Yale Newsletter (PDF). That seems quite enough. Charles Matthews 16:21, 18 December 2006 (UTC)