Narratives as borders : using an adapted narrative approach to understand the retelling of the physical narratives of trauma by Karen women with refugee status resettled in the United States

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	Narratives as borders : using an adapted narrative approach to understand the retelling of the physical narratives of trauma by Karen women with refugee status resettled in the United States
	English
	20210700
	Lippincott Williams and Wilkins
	Hoffman, Sarah J. \| Vukovich, Maria M. \| Peden-McAlpine, Cynthia \| Robertson, Cheryl L. \| Wilk, Kristin \| Wiebe, Grey \| Gaugler, Joseph E.
	Myanmar \| United States \| Burmese refugees, female \| mental recall \| emotional trauma \| wounds and injuries \| motherhood \| memory \| traumatic exposure \| narrative method \| interviewing \| exposure to torture \| torture victims, female \| war victims, female \| exposure to warfare \| personal narratives \| Karen refugees, female
	ANS. Advances in nursing science ; vol. 44, no. 3