Abstract
The term social trauma refers to an individual’s reactions to a traumatic event that affect society. This expression suggests that the tragedy remained in the group’s memory. Memory of social trauma is remembered by members of the group who did not witness these traumatic events. Sociologist Kai Erikson describes social trauma and their impact on the self:
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