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portada Trans-Generational Trauma After the Chinese Cultural Revolution: Transforming Wounds Into Work Across Three Generations
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English
Format
Hardcover
ISBN13
9781032224268

Trans-Generational Trauma After the Chinese Cultural Revolution: Transforming Wounds Into Work Across Three Generations

Lin Yao (Author) · Routledge · Hardcover

Trans-Generational Trauma After the Chinese Cultural Revolution: Transforming Wounds Into Work Across Three Generations - Lin Yao

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Synopsis "Trans-Generational Trauma After the Chinese Cultural Revolution: Transforming Wounds Into Work Across Three Generations"

Based on interviews with three generations of three families, this book clarifies why the Cultural Revolution in China (1966-1976) had a uniquely traumatic impact on those affected, and shows the forms this trauma has taken in the lives of their second and third generations at both inter-subjective and intra-psychic levels.As a psychoanalytically-oriented, qualitative study of the aftermath of the Cultural Revolution, this book investigates the role played by the beliefs, practices and narratives which were ideologically formative during the Cultural Revolution, showing their role in the trans-generational transmission of trauma and how they still prevent a collective means of dealing with this trauma today. Instead of a collective remembering, a collective repression prevents the symbolisation of memory on a societal level, and families serve as a space for this unresolved trauma. In this context, psychoanalysis is shown to be an effective way of interrupting and healing the transmission of trauma across the generations. Within a longer historical framework, the book also explores the Cultural Revolution as a defensive compulsory repetition of the traumas that China had previously experienced on a political and cultural level. Bearing witness to a personal process of transforming a wound into work, this first-person account offers in-depth understanding and guidance for psychotherapists and psychoanalysts engaged in interrupting and healing trans-generational trauma.

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