Introduction: Post-Conflict Literature? / Chris Andrews and Matt McGuire -- Section I : Northern Ireland. Chapter One: Tragedy and Transnational Justice: Seamus Heaney's The Cure at Troy / Matt McGuire -- Chapter Two: "Absent and yet somehow still present" : Representing the Irish Disappeared in Contemporary Photography and Fiction / Stefanie Lehner -- Chapter Three: "My narrative falters, as it must" : Rethinking Memory in Recent Northern Irish Fiction / Caroline Magennis -- Chapter Four: Egg and Sky: Two Ways of Remembering the Northern Ireland Conflict in Deirdre Madden's One by One in the Darkness / Richard Rankin Russell -- Chapter Five: Stories from Inside : the Prisons Memory Archive / Cahal McLaughlin -- Section II : South Africa. Chapter Six: The Postmodern Truths of J.M. Coetzee / James Gourley -- Chapter Seven: Lyric Arrest: South African Poetry after Apartheid / Jarad Zimbler -- Chapter Eight: Haunted Imaginaries: the Anxiety of Influence in Nadine Gordimer's Fiction / Tony Simoes da Silva -- Section III : South America. Chapter Nine: Brazilian Amerindians and the Legacy of the Military Dictatorship / Idelber Avelar -- Chapter Ten: From Private Memory to Public Memory: Transitional Justice and the Revision of Official Memory of the Dirty War in Argentina / Michael Humphries and Estela Valverde -- Chapter Eleven: Transvestites and Traitors in Felix Bruzzone's Los topos : Resisting the Symbolic Realization of the Junta's Genocide Project in Argentina / Ana Ros -- Chapter Twelve: Truth, Risk and Trust in Rodrigo Rey Rosa's Human Material / Chris Andrews -- Section IV : Other Contexts. Chapter Thirteen: Therapeutic Truth and Storytelling in the Works of Stasi Poet Sascha Anderson / Alison Lewis -- Chapter Fourteen: After the Fall: Marking Trauma in Art Spiegelman's In the Shadow of No Towers / Shane Alcobia Murphy -- Chapter Fifteen: Family Reunion: The Potential of Digital Storytelling and the Tracing Files of the Australian Red Cross International Tracing Service / Milissa Dietz -- Chapter Sixteen: Justice, the Confessional, and the Objects and Object-Mediated Relations of Loss in Jaume Cabres's Confessions / Magdalena Zolkos.
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