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February 27, 2026Clio s Psyche0 citations

A Review and Tribute to Generations of Trauma with Lee Hawkins

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MMMerle Molofsky

Key Points

  • The aim is to examine the intergenerational trauma experienced by Hawkins' family, encompassing both enslaved ancestors and slave owners.
  • Review of personal memoirs
  • Historical analysis of family lineage
  • Psychohistorical context examination
  • Uncovered intricate family histories of trauma and resilience
  • Highlighted the emotional and psychological impacts of slavery on subsequent generations
  • Demonstrated narrative skills that enhance understanding of historical context

Abstract

In this powerful book, Lee Hawkins offers a psychohistorical account of his own life in the context of the generations in the United States of his forebears, members of his family who had been enslaved, and those who had been slave owners. I was galvanized reading his memoir. His narrative skills are well-suited to the history he uncovers and analyzes.

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Merle Molofsky (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a134fbed1d949a99abe6a3https://doi.org/10.70763/8b1ecf6d8049bb062a356f1cc812e69e
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