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Mosaic (Winnipeg)

A central claim of contemporary literary null theory asserts that null creates a speechless fright that divides or destroys identity. This serves as the basis for a larger argument that suggests identity is formed by the intergenerational transmission of trauma. However, a discursive dependence upon a single psychological theory of null produces a homogenous interpretation of the diverse representations in the null null and the interplay that occurs between language, experience, memory, and place. Considering the multiple models of null and memory presented in the null null draws attention to the role of place, which functions to portray trauma's effects through metaphoric and material means. Descriptions of the geographic place of traumatic experience and remembrance situate the individual in relation to a larger cultural context that contains social values that influence the recollection of the event and the reconfiguration of the self. The null null demonstrates how a traumatic event disrupts attachments b...

Trends in Literary Trauma Theory