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Summary: At the 2021 Bangkok International Performing Arts Meeting (BIPAM), Southeast Asian dramatists presented new works that combined personal histories with the overarching political struggles in the region. One presentation, Deleted Scenes in SEA: Ownership Under Censorship, not only addressed censorship and self-censorship issues, but also intertwined the distinct cultural identities of Singapore, Indonesia, and Thailand by reenacting previously banned scenes. This adaptation of each other's censored scenes and the recreation of similar experiences in countering political repression required empathetic imagination, potentially serving as a new theatrical platform for fostering regional solidarity.
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Literature
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CRITIQUE-STUDIES IN CONTEMPORARY FICTION
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Philip Smith
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Summary: Caruth's trauma model suggests that traumatic events are difficult to understand directly, while art forms can serve as a medium to convey and release silenced trauma, helping to overcome the difficulties of language in expressing trauma.
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