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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-11283-7he ethnographic data of migrants’ ELF reports, of three recurrent non-Western trauma-narrative structures—here defined as trauma narratives of ‘hope’, ‘frustration’, and ‘despair’—accounting for a possible/unreal/impossible-worlds gradient corresponding to the three conditional propositions in Modal

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Beatriz Mu?oz-Seca,Josep Riverolariate the idioms of the host country, assimilating them to their traumatic experiences so as to recontextualize them within the new community they belong to. Finally, the chapter introduces a case study on the native metaphorical uses of verbs of mental processes to describe psychological abuse, whi

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Living reference work 20200th editionis dealing with the participants’ conflicting sociopragmatic schemata regarding the ‘maternity’ construct in trauma-induced medical contexts; factual versus counterfactual religious constructs in ‘first-assistance’ encounters of the Catholic clergy with trauma-affected African migrants; and Utopian

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Trauma-Narrative Analysis at the Level of Language Typology,n charge of interview formulate questions according to the cause-effect accusative structure of their native language, typologically marking the SVO (Subject?→?Verb?→?Object) active transitive clauses in order to elicit from migrants precise information about responsible agency. The chapter also enq