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Adjusting or recovering?
Hugo URRESTARAZU
"It would be impossible that those moments leave no deep marks in our minds. They may be remaining, hiding in our brains just like a roll of film. And one day in real life, if we manage to live, they will begin unrolling, unrolling to madness.” Julius Fucik June 9th, 1943, (Czech patriot, imprisoned and tortured in Ravensbrück, shot down in Berlin by the Gestapo September 8th, 1943.)
I. - INTRODUCTION
My contribution may not be for academic purposes: I speak as a (...)
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Ordinary trauma
by Alain Bihr
INTRODUCTION
I suppose most of you are intrigued by the theme of my conference, which is literally paradoxical. I will then (...)
"It would be impossible that those moments leave no deep marks in our minds. They may be remaining, hiding in our brains just like a roll of film. And one day in real life, if we manage to live, they will begin unrolling, unrolling to madness.” Julius Fucik June 9th, 1943, (Czech patriot, imprisoned and tortured in Ravensbrück, shot down in Berlin by the Gestapo September 8th, 1943.)
I. - INTRODUCTION
My contribution may not be for academic purposes: I speak as a (...)
Thursday 18 June 2009
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Do not conceal you commandments
I AM A STRANGER ON EARTH... (Psalm 119:19)
DO NOT CONCEAL YOUR COMMANDMENTS
Jean Servier
I chose this verse as a title for many reasons: stranger outside of a socially constructed group; stranger in this world; stranger within one’s physical body. Words of this psalmist underline the ambiguousness of a term we will try to redefine. This task would be easier for an ethnologist who, for long periods, spent part of his life living with populations and observing them without (...)
DO NOT CONCEAL YOUR COMMANDMENTS
Jean Servier
I chose this verse as a title for many reasons: stranger outside of a socially constructed group; stranger in this world; stranger within one’s physical body. Words of this psalmist underline the ambiguousness of a term we will try to redefine. This task would be easier for an ethnologist who, for long periods, spent part of his life living with populations and observing them without (...)
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