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- Themes of Faith and Disbelief
In the following essay, Jane Elizabeth Dougherty discusses themes of faith and disbelief in Night.
- Historical Horror and the Shape of Night
In the following excerpt, Lea Hamaoui discusses Wiesel's eloquent narrative as a means of understanding history and human meaning.
- Broken Continuities: Night and White Crucifixion
In the following excerpt, Karl A. Plank compares the visual text of Chagall's White Crucifixion with Wiesel's powerful narrative.
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