Wounds of History: Repair and Resilience in the Trans-Generational Transmission of Trauma

ISBN-13: 9781138807495 / Angielski / Twarda / 2016 / 296 str.

Jill Salberg; Sue Grand

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'This is a rich collection of transnational and interdisciplinary case studies and analyses written by leading scholars in a key field. It should be read for years to come by all those interested in diagnosing and healing the wounds of history.'--Ben Kiernan, A.Whitney Griswold Professor of History, founding Director, Genocide Studies Program, Yale University. "

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Acknowledgements Contributor’s Bios Editor’s Introduction Section I: Massive Trauma: Attachment Ruptured, Attachment Repaired Introduction 1. Listening to My Mother’s Testimony 2. Arrival At Auschwitz: Traumatic Rupture and Empathic Containment in the Joint Narrative of a Mother and a Daughter who Survived the Holocaust Together 3. The Rhythm of Resilience: A Deep Ecology of Entangled Relationality 4. The Texture of Traumatic Attachment: Presence and Ghostly Absence in Trans-Generational Transmission Section II: Repetitions of Violence, Antidotes to War Introduction 5. Has Sexuality Anything to Do with War Trauma?: Intergenerational Transmission and the Homosexual Imaginary 6. Repairing an Immigrant Chinese Family’s "Box of Terrible Things" 7.　Judith Alpert, Ph.D." Enduring Mothers, Enduring Knowledge: On Rape and History Section III: Persecution and Otherness: Different Subjectivities and the Restoration of Trust Introduction 8. Collectively Creating Conditions for Emergence 9. Trauma and Recovery: A legacy of Political Persecution and Activism Across Three Generations 10.　In the Shadow of terror: An intergenerational tale of growing up in the old left 11. Disavowed Fragments of the Intergenerational Transmission of Trauma From Slavery Among African Americans