Fear Generalisation and Mnemonic Injustice

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<p>This paper focuses on how experiences of trauma can lead to generalised fear towards people, objects and places that are similar or contextually or conceptually related to those that produced the initial fear, causing epistemic and practical harms to those who are unduly feared and those who are intimates of the victim of trauma. We argue that cases of fear generalisation that bring harms to other people consti...

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f7661977-fe98-526f-8382-2bd7782e545c

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10.31234/osf.io/vjc9r