Locating Trauma Through Resilience: Accessing Marginalized Narratives in a Global Pandemic.

AHRC：Natalie Ilsley：AH/L503903/1这个为期3个月的项目将在多伦多的赖尔森大学实现，由艾琳·甘美尔教授监督。该项目旨在通过使用恢复力作为分析镜头来促进创伤的研究。它将利用我在艺术、人文和政治学方面的专业知识，提供对边缘化叙事的理论和背景知识的理解。因此，该项目将产生对创伤和复原力思维的新的理论理解；促进分析和丰富对边缘化叙事作为对全球流行病的文化和文学回应的认识；并增强联合王国和加拿大的跨学科研究和合作能力。预期成果如下：一篇共同撰写的期刊论文，一个面向研究生和早期职业研究人员的虚拟网络，以及一系列创造性成果。

AHRC: Natalie Ilsley: AH/L503903/1This 3-month project will be realized at Ryerson University in Toronto, under the supervision of Professor Irene Gammel. The project aims to contribute to the study of trauma by using resilience as an analytical lens. It will offer theoretical and context-informed understandings of marginalized narratives by drawing on my expertise in the arts, humanities and the political sciences. The project will, therefore, generate fresh theoretical understandings of trauma and resilience thinking; facilitate analysis and enrich awareness of marginalized narratives as cultural and literary responses to global pandemics; and enhance the capacity for interdisciplinary research and collaborations in the UK and Canada. The expected outcomes are as follows: a co-written journal article, a virtual network for postgraduates and early career researchers, and a series of creative outputs.