1. Communication style
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1.1 Open, loving, everyday communication
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1.2 Communication through formal records and documents
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1.3 Indirect communication
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1.4 Catastrophic, fragmented communication
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1.5 Secrets, silence and the unsaid
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Experience of trauma
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2.1 Terrifying world view: attempts to anticipate disaster
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2.2 Psychical deterritorialization: lack of rootedness and sense of belonging
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2.3 Presentification of the traumatic parental
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2.4 experience
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2.5 Experiences of guilt, victimization and submission
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2.6 Fear of being recognized by external identifiers
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2.7 Attempts to explain parental survival and impact on the second generation
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Mechanisms of psychical working over and resilience
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3.1 Search for a radical singularity from the parental history
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3.2 Visitation of sites related to the traumatic parental experience
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3.3 Art as a possible means of representing the catastrophe
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3.4 Sense of belonging to a group: bonding and social support
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3.5 Defense of universal, humanistic values |