Titlebook: Memory Frictions in Contemporary Literature; María Jesús Martínez-Alfaro,Silvia Pellicer-Ortín Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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Remembering the Way Back Home: The Role of Place in Wendy Law-Yone’s , (2010)and of human memory as a phenomenological experience rooted in the body and the senses as reflected in Wendy Law-Yone’s .. Focusing on the mobility traumatically forced upon the main character in the novel, who ends ups working as a prostitute in a nightmarish Thai brothel, this chapter shows that l

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Negotiating Traumatic Memories in Louise Erdrich’s ,: White Man’s Law vs. Native Justice and Traditicular human groups (in this case, Native Americans); how these groups (despite their marginal(ized) position) have been able to cope with historical trauma; and the kind of strategies they have developed to survive in a hostile socio-political context. Drawing upon concepts and ideas used in studies

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Conclusiond how the scholarly work in . instantiates this. Of especial interest, above and beyond the readings of literary works, is the way in which these essays engage with the postcolonial turn in memory studies; the relationship between memory and politics; the interaction between memory and trauma; and f

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-61759-6Memory Studies; Empathy; Trauma; Narrative form; Toni Morrison; Memory in contemporary literature

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978-3-319-87154-7The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017

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Public Art and Communal Space: The Politics of Commemoration in Amy Waldman’s ,rating 9/11, which Waldman’s novel brings to the forefront: the role it may play in enacting the redefinition of communal ties in the process of cultural trauma; the difficulties in the identification of the legitimate agents through which such redefinition is to be carried out (what Jeffrey Alexand

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Book 2017igration, diaspora, genocide, perpetrator guilt, dialogic witnessing, memorialisation practices, inherited traumatic memories, sexual abuse, prostitution, etc.— through the recourse to various disciplines —such as psychoanalysis, ethics, (bio)politics, space theories, postcolonial studies, narratolo