What if philosophy could solve the psychological puzzle of trauma? Embodied Trauma and Healing argues that one must be needed to understand the other. Proposing how human experience is lived subjectively as embodied consciousness through exploring the physical and mental aspects of embodied trauma.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Preface
Part One: Critical Discourses on Embodied Trauma
1 - Trauma and the Subject
2 - Trauma, Ego and the Body
3 - Labelling Traumatic Ambiguity
Part Two: Phenomenology and the Traumatised Subject
4 - The Phenomenology of Lévinas
5- Ricœur on Narrative Experiences
6 - Merleau-Ponty on Embodiment
Part Three: Living Trauma in Relationship
7 - Silence and Communicability: Speaking Truths
8 - Homelessness and At-Homeness: The Body as a Site of Integration
9 - The Intersubjectivity of Trauma: Politics, Rights and Decolonisation
Part Four: Living Trauma as Health
10 - Individual Healing: The Subject and Her Relationships
11 - Relational Healing: The Refiguration of a Place
12 - Conclusion
