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…but it totally applies though. I suspect that book and that chapter probably demonstrates how severe trauma can have a similar psychological impact to childre
by kcplate 5y ago
…but it totally applies though. I suspect that book and that chapter probably demonstrates how severe trauma can have a similar psychological impact to children as battlefield PTSD does to soldiers. It’s not so much appropriation, but describing a similar impact, appropriately.
I don’t think a fragile individual could effectively demonstrate how merely encountering a paragraph accidentally about an author or book they don’t like would have any psychological impact equivalence to a soldier with battlefield PTSD or a child that has experienced severe psychological trauma. So in a sense they are appropriating the concept, inappropriately.
Perhaps if a parent or teacher beat them about the head senseless with “The Order of the Phoenix”…