Narratives of Transformative Reconciliation
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Narratives of Transformative Reconciliation

Exploring Contours of Happiness

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Narratives of Transformative Reconciliation

Exploring Contours of Happiness

About this book

This book looks at ethnographies of survival, reconciliation, and resilience in communities and individuals. It interrogates the definition of happiness, hope and despair and explores how communities and individuals navigate life when besieged by trauma and the processes they must go through to enable healing.

Devastations caused by violence force people to look for ways to deal with seemingly irreconcilable life circumstances. Sometimes these efforts are individual and sometimes collective. People draw on a variety of resources, such as religion, culture, family and kinship networks, friends, literature, storytelling, art, theatre, and counselling to come to grips with their circumstances. This volume discusses such efforts through a multidisciplinary lens. It looks at ethnographic accounts of communities and individuals that showcase methods used to renegotiate, reconfigure the pain and to enable a life of dignity, healing and social transformation. It also looks at violence, memory, trauma, dislocation through different prisms.

Part of the Social Movements and Transformative Dissent series, this book will be of interest to students, academicians, activists, and all those engaged with the study of trauma studies, mental health, philosophy of psychology, behavioural sciences, philosophy, humanities, clinical psychology, gender and peace and conflict studies.

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Table of contents

  1. Cover Page
  2. Half Title page
  3. Series Page
  4. Title Page
  5. Copyright Page
  6. Dedication
  7. Contents
  8. Contributors
  9. Preface
  10. Acknowledgements
  11. Foreword: On Buoyant Happiness for Transformative Reconciliation
  12. Introduction: Resilience, Recovery, and Social Transformation
  13. 1 Revisiting the Collective Memories of Partition: Understanding Resilience
  14. 2 Bengali Refugee Women Beyond Partition: From Victimhood to Activism
  15. 3 Happiness or Hollowness… Just a Heave: Murmuring as a Form of Negotiating Existence
  16. 4 Collective Commemoration in Sites of Ruin Keep the Palestinian Nakba Alive
  17. 5 Making Sense of The Gaza Mono-Logues in a Strife-Torn World
  18. 6 Borderlands to Centre: Memories of Violence and Aspirations as Mechanism of Reconciliation Among Sindhi and Rohingya Migrants in Delhi
  19. 7 Where the Mind is Without Fear
  20. 8 Negotiating with Trauma in Everyday Lives: A Sociological Analysis of Women Ex-combatants in the Maoist Movement of Odisha
  21. 9 Commemorating and Reconstructing Past: Narratives of ‘Identity’ Among Dalit Women
  22. 10 Autoethnography of Forgiveness
  23. 11 A Practitioner’s Perspective
  24. 12 In a World Without Handrails
  25. 13 ‘Listening’ as an Intervention in Mitigating Death Cases: From the Field Diaries/Notes of a Mitigation Investigator
  26. Index