The Routledge Companion to Literature and Trauma

Rwanda Holocaust Migration Geoffrey Hartman Violence Author Genocide Literature Psychoanalysis History Freud Ethics Resistance Wound Digital media. Emotions Memory Neurobiology Young men Fiction Subjectivity Hungary Poststructuralism Suffering Sharing Blogs Trauma American Psychiatric Association Loss Twitter Facebook Comparative literature Emotion Speculative fiction ptsd Narratives Post-traumatic stress disorder West Germany instagram Human metoo Testimony Melancholia Human suffering Jean Baudrillard Mourning Andy warhol Charcot Victimhood Trauma studies Post apocalyptic fiction Cognitive theories Victimisation Subject Repetition Trauma theory Jean Martin Charcot Digital Trauma Twenty-first century literature Jorge Semprún Vulnerability Tutsi Posthumanism New materialism Appropriation Joseph Conrad Literary Values Emmanuel Lévinas Multidirectional memory Postmemory Paradigm Closure Cultural Trauma Precariousness Judith Butler Kazuo Ishiguro Compulsion Dori Laub Hanya Yanagihara Hal Foster East-Central Europe Acting out Cultural Memory Studies Sara Ahmed Post apocolyptic Trauma fiction USC Shoah Foundation aboriginal subject Cathy Caruth Didier Fassin Dominick LaCapra digital cemeteries future trauma Cultural Trauma Theories Fatima Naqvi Frederic jameson Fortunoff Video Archive frief Jan Van Dijk Luc Boltanski material-discursive Future Anterior Hermeneutical Injustice post-apocolypse Richard Rechtman Screen Memory sociel media transcultural memory studies literary trauma theory Mark Seltzer psychology of trauma Pathological Public Sphere Trauma Paradigm Trauma Testimony Perpetrator Trauma victim society Testimonial Narratives Shoshana Felman Stef Craps ungrievability