The concept of trauma is now commonplace in contemporary culture. The unprecedented propagation of this concept by various epistemic fields and multiple cultural contexts, both in its clinical definition and in the metaphorical sense when applied to historical events that are collectively perceived as terrible and painful, has led to the term ‘trauma’ being established as the symbol par excellence of a broad variety of experiences linked to devastation and suffering, whether personal (rape, torture, disease, accidents, etc.) or collective (genocides, wars, terrorism, natural catastrophes, etc.).... [Leer más...]