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Memory, Trauma, Asia: Recall, Affect, and Orientalism in Contemporary Narratives

The “Asian Pandemic”: Re-Thinking Memory and Trauma in Cultural Narratives of Asia Prelude: Embarking on Trauma Studies Today Asian Peripheries of Memory and Trauma Studies Mapping Memory and Trauma in South Asia’s Civil Strife I: Activating Memory' as Personal Testimony II: Traumascapes of Body and State Works Cited I Activating Memory as Personal Testimony The Language of Trauma in Selected Short Stories by Gao Xingjian Victimhood and the Chinese Cultural Revolution Cultural Revolution, Cultural Trauma Gao Xingjian’s “Flow of Language” and Diversity in Cultural Trauma Narrative From Root-Searching to Soul-Searching in “Buying a Fishing Rod for My Grandfather”Conclusion Exorcising the Yellow Perils Within: Internment Trauma and Memory in Joy Kogawa’s Obasan and John Okada’s No-No Boy Joy Kogawa’s Obasan John Okada’s No-No Boy Conclusion Healing from the Khmer Rouge Genocide by “telling the world” Active Subjectivity and Collective Memory in Loung Ung’s First They Killed My Father Representing the Traumatic Past, Telling a Story of Survival Conclusion Forgiving but Not Forgetting in The Garden of Evening Mists Incompletion and Mnemonic Recollection Re-Enactment and the Resources of the Past: The Judge and the Historian Un-Forgetting and Difficult Forgiveness Conclusion II Traumascapes of Body and State Bonds and Companionship: The Healing Efficacy of the Picture Books of the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake Spectrality as Ethical Examination of Historical Loss The Living/Dead and Eco-Specters Magic Realism as Expression of Postcolonial Trauma Martial Law Dictatorship as Contemporary Philippine Trauma Engendering Islam: Religio-Cultural Violence and Trauma in Qaisra Shahraz’s The Holy Woman The Trauma of Islam The Quran and Gendered Islam in The Holy Woman Gender, Islam, and the Equity of Property Distribution Conclusion: In the Name of Love Transgenerational Hauntings in the Landscape of Okinawa, Japan: Medoruma Shun’s “Army Messenger”Japanese Literary Trauma Narratives, World War II, and Okinawan Literature Story Summary: “Army Messenger”“Army Messenger” and Trauma Theories Okinawan Transgenerational War Trauma as Haunted Legacy within Haunted Landscapes The Incommensurability of Therapeutic Recovery

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Memory, Trauma and Depression and the Dialogue Between Psychoanalysis, Embodied Cognitive Science and Epigenetics
As discussed in the papers mentioned above, the 'objective' biographical information (the mother's depressive illness, early separation in the first weeks of her life, sexual abuse, etc.) proved to be helpful in Ms. M.'s psychoanalytic sessions to finally recognize the traces of these 'historical traumata'...
(A Neuro-Psychoanalytical Dialogue for Bridging Freud and the Neurosciences)
RECALL (AFFECTABILITY)
It is the proportion of effectively anticipated positive perceptions to the all perceptions in real class-yes. FI SCORE It is the weighted normal of Precision and Recall, this score considers both FP and FN, it cannot be done as like accuracy, yet FI is typically have more advantages than accuracy,...
(Natural Language Processing in Artificial Intelligence)
Remarks on memory, trauma, and political culture
We have examined the processes of historical remembrance that have shaped both state and non-state responses and perceptions of the legacy of the Pite^ti experiment and the persecution of the Iron Guard as it was pursued by the communist regime. We have shown how in the era of post-memory lived experience...
(Repression, Resistance and Collaboration in Stalinist Romania 1944–1964: Post-communist Remembering)
Tastes of reflection, food memories and the temporal affects of sedimented personal histories on everyday foodways
In this chapter, I draw upon written auto/biographical narratives received from 75 respondents who engaged in asynchronous in-depth online interviews on the topic of food over the lifecourse in 2011. These rich and evocative food (his)stories are reminiscent of Proust’s ([1913] 2006) Remembrance...
(Space, Taste and Affect: Atmospheres That Shape the Way We Eat)
Difficult memories in Bosnia and Herzegovina: elements of the conflict narrative development model
The formation of collective memories depends on both remembering and forgetting. Memory is fallible and our remembrance of things past is imperfect (Lehrer 2012, 82). Therefore, cognitive psychologists study both oral testimony and narratives to learn about the memory of atrocities, its aftermath and...
(Healing and Peacebuilding After War: Transforming Trauma in Bosnia and Herzegovina)
Clinical Psychoanalytical Research and the Functions of Psyche and the Brain: Human Interaction, Affects, Memories and Trauma in the Transference Relationship to the Analyst
In what follows I concentrate on aspects of clinical findings that might enrich an embodied or neuroscientific understanding of memory. My central claim is that Ms. M. does not enact a stored, unconscious memory of traumatic experiences with her primary object in the transference of a 'statically stored,...
(A Neuro-Psychoanalytical Dialogue for Bridging Freud and the Neurosciences)
The “Asian Pandemic”: Re-Thinking Memory and Trauma in Cultural Narratives of Asia
Rahul K. Gairola and Sharanya Jayawickrama In memory of Edward Said Prelude: Embarking on Trauma Studies Today Perhaps now more than at any other time in the 21st century, contemporary global culture has become “saturated” (Luckhurst 2008,2) with experiences and expressions of trauma,...
(Memory, Trauma, Asia: Recall, Affect, and Orientalism in Contemporary Narratives)
Mapping Memory and Trauma in South Asia’s Civil Strife
Our investment in thinking about memory and trauma in Asia throughout this volume emerges from our own previous work in South Asian studies. The trauma in South Asia resonates with us through several intersecting matrices: religion, ethnicity, language, class, caste, gender, sexuality, regionalism, among...
(Memory, Trauma, Asia: Recall, Affect, and Orientalism in Contemporary Narratives)
AFFECTIVE EDUCATION IN ASIA AND THE PACIFIC REGIONS
There are two areas that will be covered here as a way to provide the reader with an overview of affective education in the Asia and Pacific region: history and research. The more historical section comes from the APEID (1992), which gives an overview of China, Indonesia, Malaysia, Nepal, the Philippines,...
(Affective Teaching in Nursing)
Countertransference Reactions as a Product of Unconscious Enactments or Embodied Memories of Trauma?
Before I can properly open the door for Ms. M., she rushes into my office. She grabs my hand taking it between both of hers and holds it tight in a strange 'sexually stimulating' way. At the same time she comes very close to me, overstepping the normal boundaries of bodily proximity: “Hellöchen, A...
(A Neuro-Psychoanalytical Dialogue for Bridging Freud and the Neurosciences)