Collective Trauma and the Armenian Genocide : Armenian, Turkish, and Azerbaijani Relations since 1839 (Paperback)

PART I COLLECTIVE TRAUMA: AN INTRODUCTION 1. Introduction to Trauma, a Capacious Social Concept 2. Impaired Meaning Making, Trauma's Meta-Effect 3. Some Distinctive Aspects of Collective Trauma PART II A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE ARMENIAN-TURKISH RELATIONSHIP 4. The Tangled Roots of Homeland and Identity 5. The Riddle of Ottomanism 6. The Unlikely Alliance against the Sultan 7. The Final Path to Imperial Ruin 8. Five Men's Traumatisation before they Acquired Power 9. The Armenian Genocide PART III VIOLENT ENTITLEMENT CARRIED INTO ARMENIAN-AZERBAIJANI RELATIONS IN TRANSCAUCASIA 10. Enemies or Allies? Armenian-Azerbaijani Relations, 1850-1915 11. A Kaleidoscope of Armenian-Muslim Relations in the Intense Dynamics of Transcaucasia and Baku in 1917 12. Bolshevik Decrees and Anarchy in the Borderlands, Late 1917-Early 1918 13. How World War I Ended in Transcaucasia: Betrayal, New Republics, Race Murder 14. Baku, 1917-1918: More Conflict, its Seeds Planted for Transmission 15. World War I's End in Eastern Transcaucasia: War Fever Sparks the Turan Quest and Race Murder PART IV ANALYSING AND PROCESSING COLLECTIVE TRAUMA: IS A DIFFERENT FUTURE POSSIBLE? 16. How People Make Meaning in General, and Illustrated by an Armenian and a Turk 17. Meaning Making with Trauma and Relative Powerlessness in the Armenian People as a Whole 18. Meaning Making with Trauma and Relative Power among Turks Conclusion: Processing Collective Trauma Collectively: Will We?