question archive "Maus" is a challenging, complex work; in many ways it's a moving memoir of the artist's attempt to understand his father, a Holocaust survivor, but what are we to make of a work that presents Jews as mice and Nazis as cats? What was your emotional and intellectual response to this reading? Would you consider it a work of true art and/or literature, worthy of serious study? How would you define "literature" to include or exclude "Maus"?
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"Maus" is a challenging, complex work; in many ways it's a moving memoir of the artist's attempt to understand his father, a Holocaust survivor, but what are we to make of a work that presents Jews as mice and Nazis as cats? What was your emotional and intellectual response to this reading? Would you consider it a work of true art and/or literature, worthy of serious study? How would you define "literature" to include or exclude "Maus"?
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