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Taking case studies from a wide range of geographical and historical settings, this book explores how gender inflects experiences of and understandings of trauma. It argues that the very ordinariness of violence toward women underpins the inattention to the relationship between gender and trauma.

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Attention and resources in trauma studies has been heavily oriented toward the experiences of (mostly male) combat veterans, with relatively little emphasis on women's traumatic experiences. This work draws attention to understudies contexts.

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This page is a summary of: Gender and Trauma since 1900, January 2021, Bloomsbury Academic,
DOI: 10.5040/9781350152748.0007.
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