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Traveling through Time: How Trauma Plays Itself out in Families, Organizations and Society

Author(s) : M. Gerard Fromm

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Introduction – Travelling through Time

Prologue - Of Whom Shall We Speak: Psychoanalysis and Dignity

Part I: Trauma in Families
Chapter 1 – Fear of Breakthrough: The Transmission of Trauma
Chapter 2 – Walking into the Wild: Traumatic Disillusionment and Identity Crisis
Chapter 3 – A Way of Looking at Trauma: Erik Erikson and the “Cogwheeling” of Life Cycles

Part II: Trauma in Organizations
Chapter 4 – Minding the Gap: The Problem of College Suicide
Chapter 5 – Potential Space and Organizational Trauma
Chapter 6 – On the Mantelpiece: Organizational Trauma in Plain Sight

Part III: Trauma in Society
Chapter 7 – National Nightmare: The Legacy of Perpetrator Trauma
Chapter 8 – The Cure for Depression is Jihad: A Case Study
Chapter 9 – Sky of Tears: Clinical Work after 9/11
Chapter 10 – The Day I Died: Combat Trauma and Moral Injury
Chapter 11 – We Don’t Speak of Fear: Large Group Identity and Chosen Trauma
Chapter 12 – The Stones Speak: Historical Trauma and Cultural Healing
Chapter 13 – Traveling through Time: A Group Intervention in Northern Ireland

Afterword – When There Are So Many: Two Moments during the Pandemic

Epilogue – Anna Freud’s Drapes

References
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