After the Second World War and the atrocities that human beings endured and were responsible for in the twentieth century, the times were ready for a new understanding of the consequences of massive trauma. As Werner Bohleber observed at the 2007 IPA Berlin Congress, “the catastrophes and extreme experiences that people underwent and suffered in the twentieth century turned trauma into its hallmark” (2007, p. 330).
(2018). From individual to massive social trauma [survey of literature - rassegna di letteratura]. Retrieved from http://hdl.handle.net/10446/170838
From individual to massive social trauma
Mucci, Clara
2018-01-01
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After the Second World War and the atrocities that human beings endured and were responsible for in the twentieth century, the times were ready for a new understanding of the consequences of massive trauma. As Werner Bohleber observed at the 2007 IPA Berlin Congress, “the catastrophes and extreme experiences that people underwent and suffered in the twentieth century turned trauma into its hallmark” (2007, p. 330).File allegato/i alla scheda:
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