This essay presents several books regarding the study of trauma. These include the book World Memory edited by Jill Bennett, which is a collection of essays on trauma, memory and witnessing in global contexts. The book analyzes, effect on Euro-American events and experiences particularly in Holocaust. It also notes the book Nervous Condition by Tsitsi Dangarembga, which explores Tambudzai Sigauke's childhood and early adolescence. The book also explores the death of her brother at the Mission school, of which her uncle is the headmaster. It also mentions another book by Tsitsi Dangarembga called The Book of Not, which explores a young black girl's childhood struggle experiences in making an independent life for herself in the decade, after ...
An article in a special issue of "Studies in the Novel" on trauma, that explores Fugard's novel in r...
This book examines recent cinematic representations of the traumatic legacies of national and intern...
grantor: University of TorontoThe dissertation examines the transmission of cultural value...
This dissertation explores the psychological effect of social inequality and social injustices foste...
This dissertation analyses Tsitsi Dangarembga’s novels Nervous Conditions (1988), The Book of Not (2...
The novel, Life and Times of Michael K, depicts the individual memory that is socially produced base...
The condition of a native is a nervous condition. &n...
‘A people who do not preserve their memory are a people who have forfeited their history.’ So argues...
Literary trauma studies is a rapidly developing field which examines how literature deals with the p...
This paper examines the representation of the Rwandan genocide and its aftermath in Boubacar Boris D...
Postcolonial literary critics note persistently recurring representations of colonial violence in po...
A short essay on trauma studies and other disciplines concerning the field of postcolonial studies.A...
The 1952-1959 state of emergency is a milestone in Kenya’s colonial history. It was declared by the ...
This paper explores the trauma inflicted by the colonial settlement on the everyday, innocent coloni...
This dissertation calls attention to six important contemporary texts that portray the effects of th...
An article in a special issue of "Studies in the Novel" on trauma, that explores Fugard's novel in r...
This book examines recent cinematic representations of the traumatic legacies of national and intern...
grantor: University of TorontoThe dissertation examines the transmission of cultural value...
This dissertation explores the psychological effect of social inequality and social injustices foste...
This dissertation analyses Tsitsi Dangarembga’s novels Nervous Conditions (1988), The Book of Not (2...
The novel, Life and Times of Michael K, depicts the individual memory that is socially produced base...
The condition of a native is a nervous condition. &n...
‘A people who do not preserve their memory are a people who have forfeited their history.’ So argues...
Literary trauma studies is a rapidly developing field which examines how literature deals with the p...
This paper examines the representation of the Rwandan genocide and its aftermath in Boubacar Boris D...
Postcolonial literary critics note persistently recurring representations of colonial violence in po...
A short essay on trauma studies and other disciplines concerning the field of postcolonial studies.A...
The 1952-1959 state of emergency is a milestone in Kenya’s colonial history. It was declared by the ...
This paper explores the trauma inflicted by the colonial settlement on the everyday, innocent coloni...
This dissertation calls attention to six important contemporary texts that portray the effects of th...
An article in a special issue of "Studies in the Novel" on trauma, that explores Fugard's novel in r...
This book examines recent cinematic representations of the traumatic legacies of national and intern...
grantor: University of TorontoThe dissertation examines the transmission of cultural value...