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Circles of Memory: Decolonial Hermeneutics of Memory and Representations of Trauma in Radwa Ashour's Novels

2018
Fictional representations of memory and traumatic experiences occupy a crucial space in contemporary literary studies. However, while empirical analysis of these two themes is flourishing beyond their traditional subjects and is enriched by studies examining narratives of memory and trauma in relation to post-colonial contexts (Craps, 2013; Ward, 2015),
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“Who is Wise to Understand this?”: Interpreting Hosea 14:10 through the Lens of the Hermeneutic of Trauma

Biblical Interpretation
Abstract The epilogue of the Book of Hosea (Hosea 14:10 [Eng. 14:9]) presents a challenge for interpreters. This epilogue implies that the book contains elements that are difficult to comprehend and that only a wise reader can fully grasp its message. This article employs the hermeneutic of trauma as the primary method of analysis.
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From Traumatic Disruption to Resilient Creativity: How Hermeneutics, Feminism, and Postmodernism Provide Grounds for the Development of a Trauma Sensitive Theology

2015
During Antje Jackelen’s 2003 Goshen Conference lectures, she explores the challenges and opportunities hermeneutics, feminism, and postmodernism offer the dialogue between religion and science. Her primary assertion is that each of these areas of investigation and discourse both challenge the predominant models of religion and science ...
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Surfing with Jonah: Reading Jonah as a Postcolonial Trauma Narrative

Journal for the Study of the Old Testament, 2021
Juliana Claassens
exaly  

Participating in birth trauma Facebook groups: a hermeneutic phenomenology study of women’s experiences of online peer support following a traumatic birth

2023
Background Traumatic birth experiences affect approximately one-third of women and can have significant long-term physical and mental health consequences. While women are known to participate in online support communities for birth trauma, their experiences within these remain unexplored.
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Hermeneutics, Culture, and the Legacy of Shame: Response to Schou and Sucharov

International Journal of Psychoanalytic Self Psychology, 2011
Roger Frie
exaly  

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