There are many ways of explaining trauma, all of which are culturally and socially constructed and therefore limited by the socially defined stocks of knowledge available at the time.
An edition of Trauma, the Body and Transformation
(2003)
Trauma, the Body and Transformation
A Narrative Inquiry
by Kim Etherington
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