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Cover; Half Title; Title Page; Copyright Page; Contents; Introduction: Post-Conflict Literature?; SECTION I: Northern Ireland; 1 Tragedy and Transitional Justice: Seamus Heaney's The Cure at Troy; 2 'Absent and yet Somehow Still Present': Representing the Irish Disappeared in Contemporary Photography and Fiction; 3 'My Narrative Falters, as it Must': Rethinking Memory in Recent Northern irish Fiction; 4 Egg and Sky: Two Ways of Remembering the Northern Ireland Conflict in Deirdre Madden's One by One in the Darkness; 5 Stories from Inside: The Prisons Memory Archive; SECTION II: South Africa.

6 The Postmodern Truths of J.M. Coetzee7 Lyric Arrest: South African Poetry after Apartheid; 8 Haunted Imaginaries: The Anxiety of Influence in Nadine Gordimer's Fiction; SECTION III: South America; 9 Brazilian Amerindians and the Legacy of the Military Dictatorship; 10 From Private Memory to Public Memory: Transitional Justice and the Revision of Official Memory of the Dirty War in Argentina; 11 Transvestites and Traitors in Felix Bruzzone's Los Topos: Resisting the Symbolic Realization of the Junta's Genocide Project in Argentina.

12 Truth, Risk and Trust in Rodrigo Rey Rosa's El Material HumanoSECTION IV: Other Contexts; 13 Therapeutic Truth- and Storytelling in the Works of Stasi Poet Sascha Anderson; 14 After the Fall: Marking Trauma in Art Spiegelman's In the Shadow of No Towers; 15 Family Reunion: The Potential of Digital Storytelling and the Tracing Files of the Australian Red Cross International Tracing Service; 16 Justice, the Confessional and the Violin: Objects and Object-Mediated Relations of Loss in Jaume Cabr�e's Confessions; Bibliography; List of Contributors; Index.