Trauma and memory : reading, healing, and making law
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Trauma and memory : reading, healing, and making law
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Stanford University Press, 2007
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Contents of Works
- Trauma and memory: between individual and collective experiences / Austin Sarat, Nadav Davidovitch, Michal Alberstein
- Posttraumatic stress disorder of the virtual kind: trauma and resilience in post-9/11 America / Allan Young
- Female trauma / Ariella Azoulay
- The trauma of al-Nakba: collective memory and the rise of Palestinian national identity / Issam Nassar
- Trauma image: the elephant experience / Roei Amit
- Trauma and justice: the moral grammar of trauma discourse from Wilhelmine Germany to post-apartheid South Africa / José Brunner
- Public health, law, and traumatic collective experiences: the case of mass ringworm irradiations / Nadav Davidovitch and Avital Margalit
- "Illegality," mass deportation, and the threat of violent arrest: structural violence and social suffering in the lives of undocumented migrant workers in Israel / Sarah S. Willen
- Trauma, memory, and euthanasia at the Nuremberg medical trial, 1946-1947 / Etienne Lepicard
- Trauma or responsibility?: memories and historiographies of Nazi psychiatry in postwar Germany / Volker Roelcke
- Trauma, retribution, and forgiveness: should war criminals go free? / Daniel Statman
- The secrets of mediation and trauma in contemporary film: a search from the perspective of restorative justice / Michal Alberstein
- Healing stories in law and literature / Shulamit Almog
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Trauma and Memory explores different dimensions of trauma, both its relationship to the social sphere and to group identity, in order to open up new approaches to trauma from a healing perspective. The book's specific focus is doubly unique: first, because of its interest in the tension between collective and individual trauma (in trauma as socially constructed and related to identities of ethnicity, nationality, gender, and class); and second, because of its interest in the legal and medical professions (in their construction of trauma, their ways of treating it, their failures, and even their production of trauma). Trauma and Memory reflects the ways in which, over the last several decades, a growing interest in the social and cultural contexts of law and medicine has transformed the study of both these professions. The authors provide new readings of social and political phenomena-such as immigration, public health, gender discrimination, and transitional justice-in terms of trauma. Finally, they address the therapeutic dimensions of trauma and their relationship to reconciliation via alternative processes such as mediation, truth committees, and other new forms of justice.
Table of Contents
Contents Preface 000 Contributors 000 Part I: Introduction 000 Chapter 1 Trauma and Memory: Between Individual and Collective Experiences 000 Austin Sarat, Nadav Davidovitch, Michal Alberstein Part II: Constitutive Trauma: Cultural Representations and Identities 000 Chapter 2 Posttraumatic Stress Disorder of the Virtual Kind: Trauma and Resilience in Post-9/11 America 000 Allan Young Chapter 3 Female Trauma 000 Ariella Azoulay Chapter 4 The Trauma of al-Nakba: Collective Memory and the Rise of Palestinian National Identity 000 Issam Nassar Chapter 5 Trauma Image: The Elephant Experience 000 Roei Amit Part III: Trauma and the Professions 000 Chapter 6 Trauma and Justice: The Moral Grammar of Trauma Discourse from Wilhelmine Germany to Post- Apartheid South Africa 000 Jose Brunner Chapter 7 Public Health, Law, and Traumatic Collective Experiences: The Case of Mass Ringworm Irradiations 000 Nadav Davidovitch and Avital Margalit Chapter 8 "Illegality," Mass Deportation, and the Threat of Violent Arrest: Structural Violence and Social Suffering in the Lives of Undocumented Migrant Workers in Israel 000 Sarah S. Willen Chapter 9 Trauma, Memory, and Euthanasia at the Nuremberg Medical Trial, 1946\-1947 000 Etienne Lepicard Chapter 10 Trauma or Responsibility?: Memories and Historiographies of Nazi Psychiatry in Postwar Germany 000 Volker Roelcke Part IV: Trauma, Healing, and Forgiveness 000 Chapter 11 Trauma, Retribution, and Forgiveness: Should War Criminals Go Free? 000 Daniel Statman Chapter 12 The Secrets of Mediation and Trauma in Contemporary Film: A Search from the Perspective of Restorative Justice 000 Michal Alberstein Chapter 13 Healing Stories in Law and Literature 000 Shulamit Almog Index 000
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