Trauma and Memory
Islands of the Abject: Absence, trauma and memory in the cemetery island.
... of memory has become the defining ...this trauma, as found in archives, oral histories and the bodies of those who were buried there, still pervades many cemetery islands ...
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History, Memory and Trauma in Contemporary Afro-Latin American and Afro-Caribbean Literature by Women
... of trauma and memory, I have found that each novel asserts that the legacy of slavery still haunts the present in varied ...intergenerational trauma of slavery and sexual assault in their own family ...
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Preservationist Aesthetics: Memory, Trauma and the New Global Enclosures
... of trauma, in fact presents the ways in which the logic of enclosure in the age of global capitalism is reinforced at the level of representation through the recovery and reification of images of the ...of ...
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Hallucinations as a trauma-based memory: implications for psychological interventions
... intrusive trauma-related memories may form the basis of the voices and visions associated with a psychotic episode, clinical researchers have drawn on psychological models of posttraumatic stress ...the ...
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Translating Trauma: Mediating Memory in Intizar Hussain s Basti
... of memory in the novel serves to focus our attention on how local communities of people experienced trauma of partition of 1947; how they reorganized and reconstructed themselves and how the other Partition ...
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Psychodynamic groups as used to work through collective trauma memory
... Some inspiring Israeli – Polish exchange al- ready existed prior to making the decision on founding IPMHA. The exchange had started with involvement of Polish mental health re- searchers in consequences of the Holocaust. ...
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Theorizing post-racial memory and trauma in Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum
... cultural trauma offers important insights into reading the case of ...cultural trauma offers opportunities for considering the epistemologies of subaltern memories and trauma that have typically been ...
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From denotation to detonation : aestheticization, memory and emphathic readings in trauma narratives
... (Re)Writing Trauma in the Everyday _____________________________ ...of memory that manifest themselves in his writing, and how memory as a creative gesture is ...
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Trauma-centred identity and autobiographical memory in posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
... their trauma with a view to gathering rich data conducive to textual ...the memory. It is noteworthy, however, that trauma narrative length varied greatly (see details on the total word count of ...
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Memory and Trauma in Virginia Woolf s Mrs. Dalloway (1925) and Ahlam Mostaghanemi s Memory in the Flesh (1993).
... unwillingly.Khaled’s trauma then goes beyond his injury, to control his mind, since it goes deeper than the injury of the ...my memory and become a gaping wound very difficult to stop” 45 ...of ...
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Review Essay: German Cinema—Terror and Trauma: Cultural Memory since 1945
... This preamble sets the context for discussing Thomas Elsaesser’s outstanding new book, German Cinema—Terror And Trauma: Cultural Memory since 1945. The book reconsiders the impact of the Holocaust and its ...
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Trauma, memory and landscape in Queensland: women writing 'A New Alphabet of Moss and Water'
... racial trauma in women’s writing by Jessica Anderson (1916–2010), Janette Turner Hospital (1942–) and Vivienne Cleven ...of memory and the past are primarily set in ...
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Beyond trauma? Memories of Joi/y and memory play in Blade Runner 2049
... flashback memory fails to verify K’s humanity, he (and the spectator) are not left stranded with a sense of ...Ana’s trauma and enables him to gain ethical ...
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Between trauma and nostalgia: the intellectual ethos and generational dynamics of memory in postsocialist Romania
... Claiming that the communist past was central to political contests and cultural debates in the post-socialist period, this article explored how a generation of aspiring writers accessed the public sphere with their most ...
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Remembering trauma : HIV/AIDS literature and intergenerational memory : a creative and critical response
... (Susan Sontag, ‘The Way We Live Now’ ) Within the context of New York City in the 1980s, Susan Sontag’s short story ‘The Way We Live Now’ acts as one of the key texts in the inception of a literary canon exploring the ...
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Interrogating Europe's voids of memory: trauma theory and Holocaust Remembrance between the National and the Transnational
... of trauma studies and the iconographical study of public monuments with an overtly transnational and comparative ...of trauma has resulted in scholars such as Robert Eaglestone asking the provocative ...
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The effects of trauma exposure and posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) on the emotion-induced memory trade-off
... the trauma-exposed group had a discrepancy in item and background memory for both emo- tional and neutral information, this may indicate that emotional and neutral stimuli are processed in a similar ...to ...
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Yu Xin’s “Memory Palace”: Writing Trauma and Violence in Early Medieval Chinese Aulic Poetry
... of trauma and complex personal experience, invented a new poetic language and thus a new mode of autobiographical writing, and that he did so by constructing an intricate textual house of memory with the ...
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Conditioned responses to trauma reminders: How durable are they over time and does memory integration reduce them?
... only trauma-related memories were included in the assessment of “traumatic” intrusions, the IMQ was subsequently administered again with regard to memories of the neutral ...assessing trauma-related ...
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Trauma, emotions and memory in world politics: The case of the European Union’s foreign policy in the Middle East conflict
... of trauma’, which refers to past traumatic experiences that are institutionalised and instrumentalised in the process of identity construction in the present, is translated into a foreign policy practice through ...
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