Trauma passes into the memory after ritualistic suppression. Here post traumatic stress is likely depending on the etiology of the trauma. More times than not PTSD will disrupt the lives of the sufferers. There is no telling when the extroverted environment will trigger an episode of PTSD. An initial abduction will cause stress on the victim and victimology would dictate the suppression of the trauma and depending on the environment post abduction Stockholm’s Syndrome can take effect.
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Dear Michael Sorrentino ,
Your question is wide-ranging, but I can provide one example of trans-generational PTSD: the aftermath of slavery and colonization in the Caribbean. The Martiniquan/Algerian psychoanalyst Frantz Fanon wrote an essential book on that matter: Black Skins, White Masks. You can also have a look into the following article: "Restaging Coloniality in the Americas".
Hoping that may be of help...
Yours,
Frederic Lefrançois
Thanks Frederic, I'm doing a paper (Review) and I'm sure I can use your article.
Michael S.
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