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The post-memory of the Armenian genocide and the myth of origins in Antonia Arslan’s works
Franca Sinopoli · 2023
Catalogue summary
Through Antonia Arslan's writing, the article studies postmemory, origin narratives, and literary representations of inherited trauma within a broader project on wars, genocide, migration, and displacement in European culture.
Why this matters
It connects Armenian descendant literature to the transmission of genocide memory and to changing theories of how traumatic experience can be narrated.
Citation
Franca Sinopoli 2023. The post-memory of the Armenian genocide and the myth of origins in Antonia Arslan’s works. Neohelicon. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11059-023-00710-z
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