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Traumascapes

The Power and Fate of Places Transformed by Tragedies

Traumascapes( )
Author: Tumarkin, Maria
ISBN:978-0-522-85177-9
Publication Date:Jan 2005
Publisher:Melbourne University Publishing
Book Format:Paperback
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Book Description:

'Traumascapes' is a deeply-felt and wonderfully intelligent exploration of international sites where traumas of great magnitude have occurred. Its subjects include the Moscow theatre where hundreds were held hostage by terrorists in 2003; the field in Pennsylvania, USA, where a plane hijacked in the 9/11 attacks crashed; the 2002 Bali bombing; various sites in Bosnia, and the scenic ruins of the Port Arthur colonial penal settlement in Tasmania.

Book Details
Pages:279
Detailed Subjects: Social Science / General
Social Science / Sociology / General
Physical Dimensions (W X L X H):6.201 x 9.165 x 0.624 Inches
Book Weight:0.966 Pounds
Author Biography
Tumarkin, Maria (Author)
Maria Tumarkin is a writer, historian, teacher, and translator. Currently she teaches creative writing at The University of Melbourne. She has written numerous essays which have appeared in the Griffith Review, the Sydney Review of Books, The Conversation, Right Now, Meanjin and other publications. Her books include Axiomatic, Otherland, Courage, and Traumascapes. In December 2018, she was awarded the Best Writing Award as part of the Melbourne Prize for Literature for her book, Axiomatic.

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