Publisher's Synopsis
This book plunges deep into the resilience and identity reconstruction process of war returnees in the town of Mora, Cameroon. It reveals an unexpected aspect: narcissistic flaws, often associated with deep wounds, are transformed into an essential lever for self-reconstruction.Using data collected in the field and rigorous analysis, the author shows how these returnees, by identifying and redefining their narcissistic flaws, were able to transform their wounds into inner strength. This journey, far from being an obstacle, becomes an opportunity to rediscover an authentic, renewed identity.This inspiring and moving book is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in resilience, the psychology of reconstruction and the mechanisms for transcending trauma to build a meaningful future.
