Titlebook: Between Trauma and the Sacred; The Cultural Shaping James Rodger,Zachary Steel Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), u

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Hua Xu,Hanlei Zhang,Ting-En Linissociation. We introduce the model of ., to illustrate one pathway between trauma and psychotic symptoms and review the empirical evidence supporting its causal claims. We further develop this in the context of local cultural belief and practice, to describe how traumatic events may become symbolic

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Between Trauma and the Sacred978-3-319-24424-2Series ISSN 2366-4649 Series E-ISSN 2366-4657

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James Rodger,Zachary SteelExplores the relationship between culture, trauma, dissociation and brief–chronic psychotic states, suggesting schemas for culturally sensitive intervention.Includes multiple case histories with exten

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