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Books
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Linn, R. (1989). "Not Shooting and Not Crying" -
Psychological Inquiry into
Moral Disobedience. New York: Greenwood
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Linn, R. (1996). Conscience at War ‑ the Israeli
Soldier as a Moral Critic.
Albany: State University of New York
Press. |
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Linn, R. (2002). Mature Unwed Mothers - Narratives of Moral
Resistance.
New York:
KluwerAcademic/Plenum Publishers |
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Linn, R. (2004). Escaping Auschwitz: A Culture of
Forgetting. Ithaca, New York:Cornell University Press
book review 1, book review 2, book review 3, video clip - part 1, video clip - part 2 |
Selected Articles
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Linn, R., & Gilligan, C. (1990). One action, two
moral orientations ‑ The tension between justice and care voices in
Israeli selective conscientious objectors. New Ideas in
Psychology, 8, 189‑203.
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Linn, R., & Gilligan, C. (1990). Pascal's law: A
reply to Haste and Blasi.
New Ideas in Psychology,
8, 215‑219. |
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Linn, R. (1995). The claim for moral maturity,
consistency and integrity among objecting Israeli soldiers.
Journal of Applied Social Psychology, 25, 399-417. |
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Linn, R. (1996). `Thirty nothing': What do counselors
know about mature single women who wish for a
child and a family?
International Journal for the Advancement of Counseling,
18, 69-84. |
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Linn, R. (1997). Assuming a position: Women and men
as moral critics in their own war zone.
Journal of Adult
Development, 6, 45-57. |
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| Linn, R. (1998). The Israeli connection. In R. Vrba, I escaped from Auschwitz.(pp. 19-22). Haifa: Haifa University Press (Hebrew). |
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Linn, R. (1999). In the name of the Holocaust: Fears
and Hopes among Israeli soldiers and Palestinians.
Journal of
Genocide Research, 1, 439-453. |
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Linn, R. (2001). Naked victims, dressed-up memory: The escape from Auschwitz and the Israeli
historiography.
Israel Studies Bulletin |
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Linn, R. (2002). Conscience at war: Kohlberg's moral
psychology and the study of resistance at war.
Peace and Conflict:
The Journal of Peace Psychology,
7,3, 337-355. |
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Linn, R. (2002). Soldiers with conscience never die,
they are just ignored by society.
Journal of Military Ethics,
1,2,57-76. |
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Linn, R. (2003). Genocide and the politic of
remembering: The nameless: the celebrated and the
would be
Holocaust heroes. Journal of Genocide
Research, 5(4): 565-568. - View the full article |
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Linn, R. ( 2004). The Escape from Auschwitz: Why didn't they teach us about it in school.
Theory and
Criticism, 24, 163-184 (Hebrew) - View the full article |
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| Linn, R. (2006, Sept). Against all hope - Escaping Auschwitz, escaping memory. Paper presented at the 2nd Global Conference on Hope: Probing the Boundaries. Mansfield College, Oxford. View the full article |
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Linn, R. (2008). Between the "Known" and the "Could Be Known": The case of the escape from Auschwitz. in Guenther,C. and Geriech-Plelle Beth (Eds.). Trajectories of Memory: Intergenerational Representations of the Holocaust in History and the Arts. Newcastle:Cambridge Scholars Publishing |
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| Linn, R. (2011). Rudolf Vrba and the Auschwitz reports: Conflicting historical interpretations. In R. L. Braham, & W. J. vanden Heuvel (Eds.), The Auschwitz Reports and the Holocaust in Hungary. (pp. 153-210). New York: Columbia University Press. |
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Linn - Vrba Citations
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