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'In Otio cum Dignitate esse Possent' ['The Enjoyment of Worthiness in Leisure']: Professor John Boulton on Health, History, and Intergenerational Trauma
- Roberts-Pedersen, Elizabeth
A weak spot in the personality? conceptualising “war neurosis” in British medical literature of the Second World War
Accident Conscious: Accounting for Flying Accidents in the Royal Australian Air Force during the Second World War
- Hobbins, Peter, Roberts-Pedersen, Elizabeth
An Essential Humanity: Dr Bipin Ravindran on Culture, Epistemology, and Trauma
Impelled to reminiscence: Millais Culpin, military psychiatry, and the politics of therapy
Introduction: trauma and its histories in Australia
Making Mental Health: A Critical History
Mental Health in Asia and the Pacific: Historical and Cultural Perspectives
POWs into citizens: repatriation, gender and the civilian resettlement units in Great Britain
Steven Pinker, Norbert Elias and the 'Civilizing Process'
- Dwyer, Philip, Roberts-Pedersen, Elizabeth
The entanglements of Europe: History, geography, identity
- Webster, Andrew, Roberts-Pedersen, Elizabeth
The hard school: physical treatments for war neurosis in Britain during the Second World War
Towards a (bio)cultural history of the brain?
Understanding trauma as a system of psycho-social harm: contributions from the Australian Royal Commission into child sex abuse
- McPhillips, Kathleen, Salter, Michael, Roberts-Pedersen, Elizabeth, Kezelman, Cathy
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