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  Trauma Theory in Literature Explained (With Simple Examples) Introduction Trauma Theory has become an essential field in literary studies, especially after the 1990s. Modern critics argue that literature is not just a reflection of society but also a medium where traumatic events, memories, violence, and psychological suffering are narrated and processed. Trauma Theory studies how trauma shapes human identity and how traumatic experiences are represented in texts — sometimes directly, sometimes indirectly and symbolically. What is Trauma? Trauma is a profoundly distressing experience that overwhelms a person’s ability to process it emotionally or mentally. It includes events like: war and genocide sexual assault and domestic violence caste-based violence displacement and exile political conflicts loss of loved ones Trauma is not only physical. It is also psychological, social, cultural, and historical. Trauma Theory: Basic Definition Trauma Theory is ...

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