Kogan I
Psyche (Stuttg). 1990 Jun;44(6):533-44.
The author investigates the effect of retraumatization on the children of Holocaust survivors who have appropriated their parents' trauma through unconscious identification. The author proposes that the working through of the real trauma results in a mitigation of the transmitted trauma in the psychic reality and mobilizes the work of mourning that facilitates the mastery of the real as well as the transmitted trauma. Two case examples are cited as illustration.
作者研究了再次创伤对大屠杀幸存者子女的影响,这些子女通过无意识认同而承袭了父母的创伤。作者提出,对真实创伤的处理会减轻心理现实中传递而来的创伤,并调动哀悼工作,这有助于掌控真实创伤以及传递而来的创伤。文中引用了两个案例作为例证。