“她还活着”:战时对悲伤和希望的沉思

IF 0.5 Q2 PSYCHOLOGY, PSYCHOANALYSIS Psychoanalysis Self and Context Pub Date : 2023-06-30 DOI:10.1080/24720038.2023.2205773

A. Gladkaya

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一位乌克兰治疗师，在战争开始时，带着她年轻的家人先逃到乌克兰西部，然后逃到意大利，讲述了她一路上复杂的情感和职业经历。作者描述了恐惧、失落、遗弃、幸存者内疚、令人惊讶的恢复力、足智多谋、眼泪和喜悦。

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“She’s still alive”: A wartime meditation on grief and hope

ABSTRACT A Ukrainian therapist who, at the start of the war, flees with her young family, first to Western Ukraine, then to Italy, recounts her complex emotional and professional experiences along the way. The author describes fear, loss, abandonment, survivor guilt, surprising resilience, resourcefulness, tears, and joy.

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Psychoanalysis Self and Context PSYCHOLOGY, PSYCHOANALYSIS-

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