Family and Trauma: The Autobiography of Scholarship
Unpeeling what is usually concealed by professional language, this essay explores the interactive relationship between my research, on the one hand, and my personal and family history, on the other. These connections are not simply uni-directional, but dynamic and interactive, evolving over time. Al...
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description | Unpeeling what is usually concealed by professional language, this essay explores the interactive relationship between my research, on the one hand, and my personal and family history, on the other. These connections are not simply uni-directional, but dynamic and interactive, evolving over time. Although some of my research questions may have paralleled my personal challenges, the Holocaust survivors I have researched also deeply affected my emotional life and personal trajectory at different times. I briefly discuss my genealogical inheritance coupled with an in-depth focus on my scholarship. |
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spelling | doaj.art-a4fe0871a81a46238ecacda2b189e09b2023-11-20T19:36:48ZengMDPI AGGenealogy2313-57782020-11-014410710.3390/genealogy4040107Family and Trauma: The Autobiography of ScholarshipDiane L. Wolf0Department of Sociology, University of California, Davis, CA 95616, USAUnpeeling what is usually concealed by professional language, this essay explores the interactive relationship between my research, on the one hand, and my personal and family history, on the other. These connections are not simply uni-directional, but dynamic and interactive, evolving over time. Although some of my research questions may have paralleled my personal challenges, the Holocaust survivors I have researched also deeply affected my emotional life and personal trajectory at different times. I briefly discuss my genealogical inheritance coupled with an in-depth focus on my scholarship.https://www.mdpi.com/2313-5778/4/4/107familytraumamemoryHolocaustJewish studiesautobiography |
spellingShingle | Diane L. Wolf Family and Trauma: The Autobiography of Scholarship Genealogy family trauma memory Holocaust Jewish studies autobiography |
title | Family and Trauma: The Autobiography of Scholarship |
title_full | Family and Trauma: The Autobiography of Scholarship |
title_fullStr | Family and Trauma: The Autobiography of Scholarship |
title_full_unstemmed | Family and Trauma: The Autobiography of Scholarship |
title_short | Family and Trauma: The Autobiography of Scholarship |
title_sort | family and trauma the autobiography of scholarship |
topic | family trauma memory Holocaust Jewish studies autobiography |
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