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In this book, Jill Salberg and Sue Grand offer an overview of the psychoanalytic work on transgenerational trauma, rooting their perspective in attachment theory and the social-ethical turn of Relational Psychoanalysis.
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Introduction
Legacies of Trauma Histories: Melancholic Hunger
1 Historical Overview of Theories of Trauma and Transgenerational Transmissions
Legacies From Traumas of Slavery and Attachment Ruptures and Repairs
Legacies From Slavery: Traumas Enacted, Attachment Ruptures Repaired
2 Between Silence and Words: Attachment, Trauma and the Mode of Transgenerational Transmissions
3 The Wound and Its Social Imperatives
4 When Wounds Touch: Witnessing and Enacting as Embodied Healing Processes
Legacies From Trauma of Immigration, Violence, Loss, and Shame: βI am Living, I Remember You.β
5 Legacies of Violence: Our Perpetrator Fragments
Transgenerational Figures and Figurations in My Representational World
6 Social Justice: Conflict Resolution and Transgenerational Studies
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Index
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