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This paper seeks to study exile as a traumatic experience by focusing on the multiple manifestations of trauma in the memoirs of the Jewish-Egyptian writer Lucette Lagnado. Exile, in Edward Said’s view, “is the unhealable rift forced between a human being and a native place, between the self and its true home” (Said 2000: 173). Lagnado chose writing to voice the trauma of exile of the whole Jewish Egyptian community expelled from Egypt after the establishment of the state of Israel and the arrival of the Free Officers to power in 1952. In Lagnado’s memoirs, trauma re-surfaces in different places and times, through flashbacks and nightmares. These unwanted and suppressed memories reemerge involuntarily and keep Lagnado trapped in an ever-ending nostalgia. Both Caruth’s work on trauma and Herman’s analysis of the three stages of trauma recovery will help us better understand the place of trauma in Lagnado’s memoirs.
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Celem przeprowadzonych badań było ukazanie związku marzeń sennych dziecka z jego aktywnością twórczą i zbadanie tego zjawiska przy pomocy odzwierciedlenia go przez dzieci na kartce papieru oraz rozmowy i kwestionariusza interpretacji marzenia sennego według Modelu Hill. Według autorki dobry wychowawca powinien być nie tylko dobrym pedagogiem, ale również doskonałym psychologiem i  obserwatorem pewnych zjawisk, takich jak np. zjawisko marzenia sennego, które może być poniekąd kluczem do rozwiązania wszelkich problemów nurtujących dziecko.
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The aim of this article is to present studies, whose aim was to show the relationship of the children’s dreams with their creative activity and to examine this phenomenon using a piece of paper, conversations and dream interpretation questionnaire according to the Hill Model.
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