Wiesel Contradicts Himself to Chapman StudentsBy Carolyn Yeager Cliches are all Chapman students get from the Master of Platitudes' much-ballyhooed visit.  Above: Elie Wiesel looks frail in this group photo taken after he spoke to students at the Sala and Aron Samueli Holocaust Memorial Library at Chapman University. (Photo credit: Orange Country Register)The Los Angeles Times sent its own reporter to cover the Holocaust Hero's grand arrival at Chapman University during the first week of April. The Local section of the newspaper had a report on Wiesel's visit with 21 students in the specialized Holocaust Library on the campus. Wiesel has fewer answers these days (not much is expected of him) and speaks in a sort of cliché-language that he has mastered. He can be confident his listeners will supply a profound meaning to any utterance that comes forth from his mouth. For example:
Wiesel did not really like this question and gave a short answer that was not an answer at all. The question was: How did he overcome the [painful] memories in order to write his book? His actual answer, interpreted, was: "I won't, or I can't, answer your question." We can ask why he won't answer that question, and also why he has not ever answered that question. Could it be because he has no idea how to answer it since such a thing did not actually happen to him? To make it sound like he's giving some kind of answer, he adds two things that have nothing to do with the question: "We must bear witness" and "Silence is not an option." These are both favorite sayings typically associated with him. Upon hearing him say them, his listeners are satisfied that they are hearing the real Wiesel, that they are blessed by a "transforming" moment. Continue at www.eliewieseltattoo.com |
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