"ANNE FRANK: THE DIARY OF A YOUNG GIRL."
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The book as a document of the Holocaust and of adolescence.... More...
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Paper Abstract:
The book as a document of the Holocaust and of adolscence. Development of a young Jewish girl under traumatic circumstances. How she came to know herself as a daughter, a sister, a maturing women and a romantic and sexual being. Her maturation experiences. Going through the tasks of adolescence. Anne's struggle to understand Nazi round up and exterminatin of Jews.
Paper Introduction:
Revealing “Anne”: The Diary of Anne Frank
Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl has long been considered a remarkable document for two distinct reasons: one the one hand, the Diary is an intimate portrait of the Holocaust seen from the eyes of a young Jewish girl living in hiding; on the other hand, the Diary depicts the development of a young girl under difficult circumstances, but also describes the ways in which that young girl came to know herself as a daughter, a sister, a maturing woman, and a sexual and romantic being. Anne Frank’s writing of “Anne” as a person and an identity demonstrates that despite the traumas and anxieties of her situation, she was engaged in many of the developmental experiences and issues common to all adolescent females.
For many young females, an integral part of maturation is coming to te
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