Titlebook: Interdisciplinary Handbook of Trauma and Culture; Yochai Ataria,David Gurevitz,Yuval Neria Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Swi

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The Trauma of Philosophye has drawn philosophical interest)?”—to be its own defining task. In endeavoring to define ., however, philosophy runs up against radical challenges. In trying to think through each of four characteristics that can be taken to be “definitive” of trauma, philosophy finds stubborn challenges to some

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Walking, Walking Out, and Walking Through: Transitional Space and Traumatic TimeWithin religion walking is practiced as an a-nomic action, and it is developed here in relation to theories of trauma. Ritual is the space of processing trauma, and ritual walking is thus situated on the spectrum between . and ...This chapter explores sojourns and nomadic walking, journeys to the .

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The Crisis of Manhoodss of the entire patriarchal value system symbolized by the father. The soldier, defeated and lost, finds that he is no longer surrounded by his brothers in arms. Rather he is alone with his pain and isolation, filled with violence and unable to communicate with his families or with members of the o

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Laius Complex and Shocks of Maternality: With Franz Kafka and Sylvia Plaththe son, based upon an impulse that can reach a degree of ., which is projected on the analysand (“son”) in a psychotic countertransference. Ettinger articulates zones of . and suggests that the analyst’s rejection of the analysand’s maternal figure’s specific shocks of maternality hurts her deep ma

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ountries in terms of investment in infrastructure projects that, in some cases, result in catastrophic effects on the lives of families who live in regions defined by the State as investment areas. The two cases and others I describe as examples constitute the well-known story, often seen in other p

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