Writing History, Writing Trauma

Discover the profound insights of Dominick LaCapra in his thought-provoking book, Writing History, Writing Trauma. Published in 2014, this updated edition features a substantial new preface that revisits and reevaluates key issues discussed throughout the text. With 264 pages of compelling analysis, LaCapra explores the intricate relationship between history and trauma, particularly focusing on the Holocaust and personal narratives from 1939-1945. This essential read is perfect for those interested in understanding the complexities of psychic trauma and its impact on historical writing. Dive into LaCapra's expert examination and gain a deeper appreciation for the ways in which history is shaped by personal experiences and collective memory.