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Feb 2021
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Jillian C. Rogers, "Resonant Recoveries:...

Marshall Poe
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Understanding how people cope with large-scale traumatic events has become more urgent as we continue to cope with the effects of the pandemic. In Resonant Recoveries: French Music and Trauma Between the World Wars (Oxford University Press, 2021), Jillian Rogers examines France in the aftermath of World War I, which left its residents mourning a lost generat ... Show More
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