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This book provides a comprehensive analysis of major works in Japanese literature and film through the interpretive lens of trauma studies. Focusing on the psychodynamics and enduring psychosocial aftereffects of social trauma, it also evaluates the themes of dissociation, failed mourning and psychological defence fantasies.

Throughout history miracles have had a dramatic and significant impact on the affairs of "man" (mankind, both man and woman). Man longs for God's supernatural intervention in their lives. This touch of God is a part of God's Spirit that He personally deposits deep within man's soul. A loving call, an insatiable desire and hunger of the redeemed out from His heart to man's heart, "deep calleth unto deep." And God expects us to answer His call. ...

In this book, David Stahl conducts in-depth readings and interpretations of a set of Japanese novels and film. By introducing the methodology of trauma/PTSD studies, Stahl seeks to provide a better understanding of the insights of Japanese writers and directors into their societies, cultures and histories.

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Japanese literature and film have frequently been approached using lenses such as language, genre and ideology. Yet, despite a succession of major social traumas that have marked, and in many ways shaped and defined much of modern Japan, Japanese fiction and cinema have not often been examined psychoanalytically.In this book, David Stahl conducts in-depth readings and interpretations of a set of Japanese novels and film. By introducing the met...

The National Military Strategy identifies the evacuation of noncombatants as a principal mission for the Department of defense (DOD). DOD has been charged with implementing evacuation decisions and supporting Department of State (DOS) objectives to protect US citizens abroad. The evacuation of US and other foreign nationals to a safe location is known as noncombatant evacuation operations (NEO). The purpose of this monograph is to develop a ba...

This text examines a wide range of models of reading instruction, representing a continuum from highly-structured, task-analytic instruction to child-centred and holistic instruction. By examining these variables, the book makes a contribution toward inquiry into what it means to teach reading.

Although still virtually unknown in the West, Ooka Shohei (1909-1988) is one of Japan's most important and influential writers and social critics. The Burdens of Survival is both a seminal English-language study of this preeminent literary figure and one of the first scholarly works to thoroughly examine the war literature of a major Japanese veteran-author. Drawing on Robert Jay Lifton's work on traumatic experience and survivor psychology, t...

Satirizing the news with sly exaggerations that fool enough people enough of the time that some news services have reported its jokes as facts, this is the first collection of "The Bentinel's" greatest lampoons of software promotions, foreign policy and celebrity culture.

When I think of the depth of this book my teacher and mentor Charles Haun comes to mind. As we would move from duty station to duty station, Charles would find time to stop and spend time with us. When he would open up the word of God at our family devotions or at the church we were attending, "Did not our heart burn within us . . " (Luke 24:32). I will never forget our last conversation. I could hear his failing health in his voice. So I aske...

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