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Violence and the Re-discovery of Place

Violence imposed on a place bears not only the implicit challenge to the identities associated with it, but it also provokes responses related to a sense of place. In the context of war, place suddenly matters in a more direct and more intense way. In this article, personal narratives on war experiences in the 1990s by the civilians in Dubrovnik, are related to Edward S. Casey's propositions about every place being encultured and every culture being implaced.

Violence ; War ; Place ; Personal narratives ; Croatia

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