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Hidden Spirituality in Trauma Landscapes by Phyllis Daen is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This document discusses how traumatic landscapes can become sites of hidden spirituality, using the Armenian Genocide and desert landscapes as a case study. It explains that trauma profoundly impacts both survivors and landscapes, scarring them physically and psychologically. While memorialization can bring permanence and new meaning to trauma sites, denial of trauma allows it to fade from memory. The Armenian Genocide has largely gone unacknowledged, so the desert landscapes where it occurred remain haunte
- Author
- Phyllis Daen
- Language
- EN