Original paper
Mending Wounds?: Healing, Working through, or Staying in Trauma: An Introduction
Abstract
The articles selected for this volume address the aesthetic, ethical and political dimensions of null in southern African and North American contexts. Focusing on the material, corporeal embodiment of null in wounds and scars (and their psychosomatic analogues), these articles explore the role that these embodied traces of traumatic experiences plays in imagining--or, on the contrary, refusing--the healing and mending of lived traumas. To put it...
Paper Details
Title
Mending Wounds?: Healing, Working through, or Staying in Trauma: An Introduction
Published Date
Jul 1, 2013
Journal
Volume
29
Issue
2
Pages
1
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