Violence and the cultural politics of trauma

By:

Kilby, Jane (Jane Elizabeth)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Edinburg Edinburg University Press 2007Description: (xvi, 144 pages) illustrationISBN:

9780748618163

DDC classification:

820 KIL

Summary: Jane Kilby provides an account of the rise and formation of contemporary mass trauma culture. She offers new, theoretically informed understandings about the relationship between the public sphere, mass reception and cultural change. Case studies are provided throughout.

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Jane Kilby provides an account of the rise and formation of contemporary mass trauma culture. She offers new, theoretically informed understandings about the relationship between the public sphere, mass reception and cultural change. Case studies are provided throughout.

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