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In the 19th Century, except in the psychoanalytic literature, the word trauma referred primarily to wounds or violent tissue rupture and had no psychological connotations.
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It has given him this prose, at once highly wrought and exquisitely violent -- an entire garden, grown from scar tissue and still-twitching nerves.
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