International Journal of

Communal and Transgenerational Trauma

Journal of

International Humanistic Psychology Association and
Common Bond Institute

Author name: Beatrice Schlee, PhD

Dale M. Kushner is a poet, essayist, and novelist and a longtime investigator of the intersection between the collective value of literature, archetypal psychology, and spirituality. In addition, she writes a monthly blog for the Psychology Today website, “Transcending the Past.” The Conditions of Love, her debut novel, was published by Grand Central in 2013. Her essay, “In Extremis: Jung’s Descent into the Language of Self,” is included in Jung’s Red Book For Our Time: Searching for Soul Under Postmodern Conditions, Vol. 4. Dale lives with her husband Burt in Madison, Wisconsin. She has just completed her second novel, The Lie of Forgetting, which explores how the unspoken intergenerational traumas of the past shape our lives. -- Email: TheConditionsOfLove@gmail.com / Web: http://dalemkushner.com/

War And Flight Leave Traces In The Body Memory Of Refugees

Scholarly Articles / By Beatrice Schlee, PhD

Myriam, Lebanon, 1993

Poetry, Spoken Word, Lyrics, and Short Prose / By Dale M. Kushner

The first word my youngest brother said was rifle. This was during the opening siege of the civil war. Every sect was fighting every other sect, neighbor against neighbor, tales of rival factionsand broken promises, lists of mysterious acronymsscrolling on the news. The boy who once coaxed me to the rooftopto lie in his arms …

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