Trauma and Meaning Making (At the Interface / Probing the Boundaries, 138)

Trauma and Meaning Making
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Introduction: Trauma and Meaning Making
Part 1: Publics and Trauma
	Recording Death, Confronting Trauma, Ascribing Guilt: Four Palestinian Web Memorials
	The Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe and Its Associations with Vicarious Trauma
	Gaining Agency in Response to Trauma: The Role of Physical and Virtual Memorials
Part 2: Representing Trauma
	Images of Suffering: Trauma and Homer’s Troy in Euripides’ Hecuba
	‘Split in two chronologically’: Loss and Dis/Orientation of the Emotional and Geographical Exile in Nancy Huston’s Losing North
	‘Stigmatized body in pain...what?...who?...no!...she!’ Samuel Beckett’s Not I
Part 3: Trauma Spaces and Places
	Representing a Trauma Space and Rendering the Real of the Spanish Civil War in Carlos Saura’s La caza
	Towards Narrating Trauma: The Impact of the Civil War in Former Yugoslavia
	From Accomplice to Victim: Catholic Church, Spanish Civil War and Collective Memory
Part 4: Post-Traumatic Recovery and Growth
	Developing Trauma-Informed Pedagogy in a Classroom with 6-8 Year Old Children
	Trauma and Growth: The Psychology of Self-Actualisation and Positive Post-Traumatic Processes