IN MY EYES - (PERFATORY, PRILOGUE)

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Autore principale: Ludmer, Dr Frances
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Lingua:Antigua e Barbuda Creolo Inglese
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contents <p><em>In My Eyes – Prefatory and Prologue (Volumes I & II)</em> introduces the two-volume memoir by Dr. Frances (Fran) Ludmer, a cross-cultural scholar-practitioner whose work bridges trauma studies, psychology, and moral imagination. The Prefatory and Prologue frame the memoir’s central themes: inherited Holocaust trauma, silence and resilience, and the quest for spiritual coherence across continents.</p> <p>These opening sections invite readers into the memoir’s threefold structure—<strong>Inheritance, Journey, and Vision</strong>—and establish the philosophical foundation for global healing and intergenerational renewal.</p> <p><strong>Version:</strong> 1.0 — First Edition<br><strong>Publication Date:</strong> May 2025 — Official release of the Prefatory and Prologue sections from <em>In My Eyes</em> (Volumes I & II), establishing archival record and DOI assignment.</p> <p><strong>Related Works:</strong> This publication is synchronized with the author’s professional research and creative platforms. Supplementary materials, including <em>Appendix A: Media & Publications Profile</em>, are available through the author’s LinkedIn profile and associated research archives. The memoir aligns conceptually with <em>Heart Consciousness: A Framework for Healing, Coherence, and Moral Imagination</em> and with ongoing research shared via Academia.edu, ResearchGate, and Zenodo collections.</p> <p>Copyright © May 2025 by Dr. Frances Ludmer. All rights reserved.</p>
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Keywords (for the entire book) Holocaust inheritance, intergenerational trauma, resilience, moral imagination, silence, voice, empathy, healing, consciousness, spirituality, psychology, philosophy, memoir, cultural identity, moral repair, grief, faith, transformation, global healing, trauma recovery, ethics, compassion, human rights, remembrance, cross-cultural understanding, global studies.
<p><em>In My Eyes – Prefatory and Prologue (Volumes I & II)</em> introduces the two-volume memoir by Dr. Frances (Fran) Ludmer, a cross-cultural scholar-practitioner whose work bridges trauma studies, psychology, and moral imagination. The Prefatory and Prologue frame the memoir’s central themes: inherited Holocaust trauma, silence and resilience, and the quest for spiritual coherence across continents.</p> <p>These opening sections invite readers into the memoir’s threefold structure—<strong>Inheritance, Journey, and Vision</strong>—and establish the philosophical foundation for global healing and intergenerational renewal.</p> <p><strong>Version:</strong> 1.0 — First Edition<br><strong>Publication Date:</strong> May 2025 — Official release of the Prefatory and Prologue sections from <em>In My Eyes</em> (Volumes I & II), establishing archival record and DOI assignment.</p> <p><strong>Related Works:</strong> This publication is synchronized with the author’s professional research and creative platforms. Supplementary materials, including <em>Appendix A: Media & Publications Profile</em>, are available through the author’s LinkedIn profile and associated research archives. The memoir aligns conceptually with <em>Heart Consciousness: A Framework for Healing, Coherence, and Moral Imagination</em> and with ongoing research shared via Academia.edu, ResearchGate, and Zenodo collections.</p> <p>Copyright © May 2025 by Dr. Frances Ludmer. All rights reserved.</p>
title IN MY EYES - (PERFATORY, PRILOGUE)
topic Keywords (for the entire book) Holocaust inheritance, intergenerational trauma, resilience, moral imagination, silence, voice, empathy, healing, consciousness, spirituality, psychology, philosophy, memoir, cultural identity, moral repair, grief, faith, transformation, global healing, trauma recovery, ethics, compassion, human rights, remembrance, cross-cultural understanding, global studies.
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17290540