戦争トラウマを生きる: 語られなかった日本とアジアの戦争被害、傷ついたものがつくる平和 (Japanese Edition)
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戦争トラウマを生きる: 語られなかった日本とアジアの戦争被害、傷ついたものがつくる平和 (Japanese Edition)

by 蟻塚 亮二, 黒井秋夫

History asian studies peace studies trauma studies
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Living with War Trauma delves into the untold stories of war victims in Japan and Asia, revealing the profound scars left by conflict. It emphasizes how those who have suffered can actively shape pathways to peace, bridging personal healing with broader societal reconciliation in the aftermath of devastation.

About This Book

The book addresses the experience of living with war trauma, particularly the unvoiced sufferings from wars in Japan and Asia. It examines the deep-seated effects on individuals and communities that have endured these conflicts.

Authors Ryōji Arizuka and Akio Kuroi bring attention to the victims' perspectives, highlighting how their stories have often been overlooked in broader narratives.

Central to the work is the idea that those who have been hurt can play a vital role in fostering peace, offering insights into reconciliation and recovery processes.

Through this lens, the text provides a thoughtful exploration of historical wounds and the collective efforts toward a more peaceful future.

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