Postmemory: delineating the impact of trauma on the generation

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Coined by American philosopher Marianne Hirsch, postmemory describes the relationship of the subsequent generation to the traumatic experiences of the previous generation, which they did not directly experience but ‘remember’ through stories and experiences transmitted to them

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