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Trauma, Memory, And Healing in Modern Asian Literature

Principal Investigator
Dr. JAYAWICKRAMA Sharanya  
Department
Department of English Language and Literature  
Grant Awarding Body
Research Grants Council
Grant Type
Faculty Development Scheme
Project Code
UGC/FDS15/H10/14
Amount Awarded
$407,100
Funding Year
01/2015
2015
Duration of the Project
24 months
Status
Completed
Abstract
This project examines Asian literature that responds to histories of conflict and catastrophe in order to explore the complex and surprising intersections of literature, history, and ethics. It is designed to be open and attentive to a variety of literary languages, narrative forms, and representations of voice and subjectivity as it questions how different social and historical contexts have generated diverse strategies of literary and cultural representation during and following human suffering. In addition to generating new knowledge about modern and contemporary Asian literature, this project contributes to the globalization of literary studies in the twenty-first century and participates in the imperative to restore a cross-cultural perspective to trauma studies.
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