Articulating childhood trauma : in the context of war, sexual abuse and disability / edited by Kamayani Kumar.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Resurging the traumatic memory: Recovery healing and the therapeutic of the select childhood memoirs Goutam Karmakar -- Telling the "untellable". Mapping trauma through spatial negotiations in Munnu: A Boy from Kashmir Amrita Das -- War and children: A specific case of historical experience Sonia Knapcyzk -- Childhood trauma and abelism in partition fiction Nukhbah Taj Langdah and Sobia Kiran -- Representation of disability, memory and conflict: through Sorayya Khan's Noor (2003) Anu Susan Abraham -- Surviving the body: Narrating childhood disability, disabled body and trauma in the context of Matthew Sanford and Emily Rapp's Memoirs Somasree Sarkar -- Lament graphically drawn: Dynamism of Indian comics in sensitizing child abuse inside the House Ptriyanka Tripathi, Partha Bhattacharjee and Bidisha Pal -- Reimagi childhood traumas: Distorted perceptions of the self in Una's Becoming Unbecoming Rupali -- Childhood innocence and vulnerability to sex abuse Rahul kamble -- Fatherlessness and bastardization in the West Indian novel: The trauma of being Outside Children Meennakshi Bharat -- Mothering a Muslim Shelding buffering and adapting Sadia Hasan -- The trope of the bastard child: A close study of children of war (2014) Sango Bidani -- Understanding childhood gender non - cvonfomity and formation of self visavis hira personal narratives Shrimi Gupta -- Love longing and trauma in children and young adults literature in japan Suman Sigroha and Arya Priyadarshini -- Children first disbaled or not a study of inclusivity in twenty-first-century indian english children'[s literature anurima chanda.

The volume addresses the pertinent need to examine childhood trauma revolving around themes of war sexual abuse and disability drawing narratives of ableism effect of child transactions with society while exploring complex manifestation of children's experiences of trauma the volume seeks to understand the issues related to transability representation of trauma the book in its study of childhood trauma does close exegesis of select literary pieces and drawing done by children memories and graphic narratives. Academicians and research scholars the disciplines of childhood studies trauma studies and resilience studies visual studies gender studies cultural studies and disability studies and film studies stand to benefit from this volume the ideas trhat have been expressed in this volume will richly contribute towards further research and scholarship in the domain.