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"Trauma temporalities: linguistics." Critical Studies on Security, 12(2), pp. 102–103
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This work was supported by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada.
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Erin E. Troy
Erin E. Troy is a Doctoral Candidate in the Department of Politics at York University, and a human rights activist in the field of reproductive justice. Her research explores competing ontological securities, via the experiences of survivors of wartime sexualized violence as they testify in formal transitional justice processes in Colombia. Erin is particularly interested in tensions between the temporalities of trauma, and those associated with the law. As a survivor of sexual assault, Erin incorporates poetry-based reflection into her work as a blended therapeutic and professional practice. This poem, Linguistics, is part of her Trauma Temporalities series.