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Latency Through Uncertainty: the 1994 Matsumoto Sarin Incident as a Delayed Cultural Trauma
Cultural trauma theory has emphasised the role of social groups in narrating, and thereby attributing moral significance to, highly disruptive events. In contrast, this article draws attention to professions such as the police and the media, which act as “fact-finders” to establish the factual circu
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