Déshumanisation concentrationnaire et récit de résilience dans Si c’est un homme(1947) de Primo Levi

Abstract

Arrested in December 1943 and deported to Auschwitz in 1944, Primo Levi is a direct witness to the horror of the concentration camps. In his account, he recounts the most atrocious criminal experience in history. The monstrous character of the Nazi ideology, based essentially on anti-Semitism, is an opportunity for the writer to display his painful experience and that of his fellow wretches. It produces a direct testimony and exposes the chaotic and dehumanizing universe of concentration camps. Our contribution will focus on the need towitness the survivor and the responsiveness of events as a cry of repulsion