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Showing 1 to 20 of 26 for “"Collective trauma"”.
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The good enough survivor: strategies for preparing organisations and employees for collective trauma
… event in the history of New Zealand. The collective nature of such events affects the whole community in some way and can be such an overwhelming experience that it can impact the psyche of many survivors. This research has drawn upon the stories of 22 survivors of this collective trauma …
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Healing centered engagement via multimedia counter-storytelling: A framework for processing collective trauma and healing with placed-at-risk youth
Submission original under an indefinite embargo labeled 'Open Access'. The submission was exported from vireo on 2024-09-16 without embargo terms
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Memory struggles: Narrating and commemorating the Aum Affair in contemporary Japan, 1994-2015
… and commemorated the Aum Affair. I propose ‘collective trauma’ as a revised theory of ‘cultural trauma’ to describe an event which is represented as harmful and indelible to collective memory and identity. In contrast to ‘cultural trauma’, which stresses the importance of symbolic …
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From the Ashes of History: Trauma, National Identity and State-Building in India and Israel
… of power, neglecting the lingering impact of trauma. In recent years, a vibrant (albeit inchoate) literature has developed on trauma’s legacy in international politics, but it has largely focused on trauma’s sociocultural impacts in Western contexts, neglecting how trauma’s material …
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Sending up trauma : a study of political cartooning in South Africa's post-apartheid trauma discourse
[The] idea of the collective trauma has been applied to South Africa in the period of transition from apartheid to democracy. Especially during the hearings of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC), as the commission invested heavily in the practice of traumatic storytelling as part the …
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The Intersections of Play Therapy, the COVID-19 Pandemic, and Lineages of Trauma
… interactions between the topics of play therapy, trauma, and the COVID-19 pandemic that did not directly place pressure on practitioners and patients to be involved in research in the midst of mental health care. The COVID-19 pandemic has been collective and therefore this thesis reflects …
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A cognitive poetic exploration of Elena Poniatowska's La noche de Tlatelolco.
… historical understanding of the censured collective trauma. This study applies theories of readers' literary perceptions to investigate the work as a sensorially immersive experience. It analyzes the emotional atmospheres in "Ganar la calle" and "La noche de Tlatelolco" by highlighting …
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Gothic heroines and cultural trauma in 20th Century literature and film
… of a female predecessor - to address massive traumas that have been repressed by, but which continue to affect, modern cultures. Argues that, in each case, the text "acts out" the repressed cultural trauma underlying its narrative through the heroine's narcissistic over-identification with a …
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TRAUMATIZED WIVES AND THE TRANSATLANTIC NOVEL: UNVEILING THE CULTURAL NARRATIVE OF NINETEENTH-CENTURY MARITAL SUFFERING
… that leads to psychological and bodily trauma. I reveal the development of a collective trauma narrative that underscores the nineteenth-century woman's experience living inside society's oppressive marital culture. The novel serves as the body of cultural work that both represents and …
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Virginiana
… within the context of grief, history, and trauma. These poems exist at the intersection of physical pain and emotional pain. Among other topics, the poems examine the experience of living with three chronic health conditions. The speaker sees her physical pain and personal grief reflected …
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The Impact of transgenerational trauma on conflict dynamics: a case study of the Israel-Palestine conflict
… paper explores the effects of transgenerational trauma induced by conflict, with a specific focus on the Israel-Palestine conflict as a case study. Studies have shown that the decade-long conflict between Israel and the Palestinians caused both sides to experience transgenerational trauma. This …
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"Colonization is such a personal process" : colonialism, internalized abuse, and healing in Lee Maracle's Daughters Are Forever
… the roots of Indigenous social ills in collective traumas inflicted over several centuries and transmitted intergenerationally. The conclusion of the protagonist, Marilyn, that “[c]olonization is such a personal process” (216) summarizes the ways in which collective trauma and cultural …
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Living with the Aftermath of Conflict: How Young Protestants Construct Personal Identity and Critique Concepts of Group Identity amidst Trauma, Political Crises, and Divisive Discourse in Northern Ireland
… belonging. Political rhetoric and narratives of collective memory often reify these divisions, as evidenced by the talking points of the most popular political parties since the power-sharing government collapsed in January 2017. Rising welfare costs and youth unemployment, as well as Brexit …
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Poetics of Dislocation: Comparative Cosmopolitanism in Charlotte Brontë, Flora Tristan, and Toru Dutt
… of autofiction to transcribe their familial trauma and dislocation to reconstitute themselves with the help of their empathic readers. Charlotte Brontë's novels, Jane Eyre and Villette, Flora Tristan's memoir from her travels to Peru, Pérégrinations d'une paria, and Toru Dutt's novella, Le …
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Exploring Racially Informed Factors and Assessing Their Impacts on the Working Conditions and Burnout among Bicultural Asian Human Service Workers
… Amidst unprecedentedly heightened racism and collective trauma in the Asian community, bicultural and bilingual Asian human service workers play a critical role in providing culturally and linguistically aligned health and social services. However, these dedicated workers have not received …
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The Role of Collective Memory and Cultural Trauma in Arab American Identity Formation
In this thesis, I explore the cultural traumas and memories that shape Arab American identity in the US, and how such events influence their interactions and relationships with other Arab and non-Arab Americans. Drawing on memory and trauma literature, this study highlights the impact of collective …
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Inviting the Perspectives of Refugee Mental Health Interpreters: A Critical Narrative Analysis
… the management of interpreters’ vicarious trauma and retraumatization, interpreter’s perspectives on the appropriateness of hiring refugees as mental health interpreters, how interpreters define their trauma as well as their clients’ trauma, and support that interpreters seek for their …
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A map of this place: Memory and the afterlives of removal
… of memory in the face of the recursivity of collective trauma. In developing this framework, I draw upon the depiction of the space-time nexus in Nancy Kricorian’s prose poem “Homage to Bourj Hammoud” and Mohawk theorist Audra Simpson’s concept of “nested sovereignty.” As my analyses of …
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Feeling Trapped: Exploring the Lived Psychosocial Experiences of First-Generation College Students
… first-generation college students. I utilize a trauma informed conceptual framework using the acculturative stress model and concepts from collective trauma to describe how colleges can function as a microcosm of the real world and place first-generation college students at increased …
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