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In this article, I discuss Primo Levi’s Holocaust survivor testimonies in  Moments of Reprieve , arguing that these stories illuminate a concept I term ‘the reprieve’. Using the reprieve as an undecidable word I argue that the reprieve is a moment of humanisation in the camps in which our inherent responsibility for one another becomes clear. Though it does not offer freedom or salvation, it does allow for a moment of loosening in the midst of repression and horror.

On the reprieve: deconstructive ethics and Primo Levi’s ‘Moments of Reprieve’