Trauma's Gap. How the Recipient's Triggered Agency in Amy Waldman's novel The Submission and Michael Moore's Movie Fahrenheit 9/11 Creates a New Pattern of Narrative Memory by Turning Ungrievable into Grievable Lives

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Ergründet, wie individuelle Schicksale in Literatur und Film zu kollektiven Erinnerungen werden, indem sie das Unfassbare in nachvollziehbare, mitfühlende Narrative umwandeln.

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Trauma's Gap. How the Recipient's Triggered Agency in Amy Waldman's novel The Submission and Michael Moore's Movie Fahrenheit 9/11 Creates a New ... by Turning Ungrievable into Grievable Lives

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Trauma's Gap. How the Recipient's Triggered Agency in Amy Waldman's novel The Submission and Michael Moore's Movie Fahrenheit 9/11 Creates a New Pattern of Narrative Memory by Turning Ungrievable into Grievable Lives

Trauma's Gap. How the Recipient's Triggered Agency in Amy Waldman's novel The Submission and Michael Moore's Movie Fahrenheit 9/11 Creates a New ... by Turning Ungrievable into Grievable Lives

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