Traumatic Imprints: Performance, Art, Literature and Theoretical Practice

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2011
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Preliminary Material
Pages: i–xii
Trauma and Recovery through Art: The Construction of Self
By: Catherine Barrette
Pages: 1–11
Fathers and Sons: An Autoethnographic Case Study of Bereavement and Trauma
By: Peter Bray and Oliver Bray
Pages: 13–23
Trauma and Identity in Gaza: Shooting a Cast Lead Elephant
By: Jeanne E. Clark
Pages: 25–32
Looking at the Iraq War with ‘Eyes Wide Open’: Trauma, Memory and Ethics
By: Catherine Ann Collins
Pages: 33–41
Be Careful with that Trauma, Christoph: Schlingensief’s Dissensual Staging of the Unrepresentable
By: Janus Currie
Pages: 43–51
Etiquette of Grief
By: Ellie Harrison
Pages: 53–59
Dying on TV: Traumatic Encounter, on Screen and for Real
By: Misha Kavka
Pages: 61–68
Public Hearing of Private Griefs: Investigating the Performance of History in Jane Taylor’s Ubu and the Truth Commission and John Kani’s Nothing but the Truth
By: Tamar Meskin and Tanya van der Walt
Pages: 69–77
‘He looks at me as if I were a dog:’ Representations of Shame and Trauma in the Fiction of Jean Rhys
By: Jack Dawson
Pages: 79–89
Enlisting Rage and Speaking Place: Alexis Wright’s Carpentaria
By: Bridget Haylock
Pages: 91–101
Crane meets Cranium: The Crisis of Representing Trauma in Richard Powers’s The Echo Maker
By: Carolin Alice Hofmann
Pages: 103–110
Locating the Trauma Womb: Ricardo Piglia’s Absent City
By: E.A. Leonard
Pages: 111–118
Trauma, Memory and Identity in Australian War Fiction: A Practitioner’s Viewpoint
By: Tessa Lunney
Pages: 119–126
The Trauma of the Ephemeral Body in Michel Houellebecq’s Atomised and Oskar Roehler’s Elementarteilchen
By: Imola Mikó
Pages: 127–136
Trauma and the Condition of the Postmodern Identity
By: Danielle Mortimer
Pages: 137–144
Writing Torture’s Remnants: Sovereign Power, Affect and the War on Terror
By: Michael Richardson
Pages: 145–154
Because Memory is also a Prison: The Holocaust and the Question of Representing Trauma in the Memoirs of Ruth Elias and Ruth Klüger
By: Anabela Valente Simões
Pages: 155–163
Collective Trauma in Modern Afrikaans Fiction
By: Cilliers van den Berg
Pages: 165–173
A Jungian Approach to Understanding and Treating Adopted Children who were Traumatized Prior to Their Adoption
By: Mark Bortz
Pages: 175–187
Trauma to the Body Politic: Impacts and Adjustments Following Political Assassination
By: William W. Bostock
Pages: 189–197
Criticizing Collective Trauma: A Plea for a Fundamental Social Psychological Reflection of Traumatization Processes
By: Markus Brunner
Pages: 199–207
Destabilizing Narratives of Values and Belief Systems: Identity Trauma in Warfare
By: Pamela Creed
Pages: 209–216
A Feel for the Organism: Cultural and Methodological Contexts of Trauma Psychology from a Somatic-Energetic Perspective
By: Philip M. Helfaer
Pages: 217–227
Psychoanalysis and Trauma: Changes in the Theory and the Practice, from Freud to the Shoah
By: Clara Mucci
Pages: 229–236
Touring the Traumascape: ‘War Tours’ in Sarajevo
By: Patrick Naef
Pages: 237–244
Persistence and Transformation of Cultural Trauma: Commemoration of Soviet Deportations in the Media of Post-Soviet Latvia (1987-2010)
By: Olga Procevska, Mārtiņš Kaprāns, and Laura Uzule
Pages: 245–252
Finding a Voice
By: Sue Robinson
Pages: 253–259
Modern Turkey, a Traumatized Society: The Repressed Experience of Torture and Killing after the Putsch in 1980
By: Georg Friedrich Simet
Pages: 261–271
The Effect of a Guided Narrative Technique among Children Traumatised by the Earthquake
By: Yinyin Zang, Nigel Hunt, and Tom Cox
Pages: 273–282
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