Trans-generational Trauma and the Other: Dialogues Across History and Difference

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Cover Half Title Title Page Copyright Page Dedication Table of Contents Notes on Contributors Editors’ Introduction Part I When Our Histories Collide Introduction Haunted Dialogues: When Histories Collide 1 Representing, Theorizing and Reconfiguring the Concept of Transgenerational Haunting in Order to Facilitate Healing 2 Skin Memories: On Race, Love and Loss 3 When the Shadow of the Holocaust Falls upon the Analytic Dyad Part II Political Legacies, Encrypted Hauntings Introduction: Confronting the Other Within 4 The Demonization of Ethel Rosenberg 5 The Endurance of Slavery’s Traumas and ‘Truths’ 6 Dialogues in No Man’s Land 7 Racialized Enactments and Normative Unconscious Processes: Where Haunted Identities Meet Part III Reassembling Narrative and Culture Introduction: Healing Haunted Memories: From Monuments to Memorials 8 Tower of Skulls: A Totemic Memorial to the Cambodian Genocide 9 War and Peace 10 The Colonized Mind: Gender, Trauma and Mentalization 11 My Attachment Disorder with Truth Index