2014
DOI: 10.7202/1024015ar
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La pensée magique chez les enfants soldats congolais

Abstract: CriminologieLa pensée magique chez les enfants soldats congolais : Un processus défensif antitraumatique Marie Résumé de l'article Malgré plusieurs efforts de la part de la communauté internationale pour enrayer le phénomène des enfants soldats, encore des centaines de milliers d'enfants sont contraints à faire la guerre. La littérature démontre chez ces enfants diverses psychopathologies à la suite de cette expérience militaire, telles que l'anxiété, la dépression et l'état de stress post-traumatique. Cette r… Show more

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“…142 Daxhelet and Brunet explain that before entering a centre that supports children formerly associated with armed forces and groups, children handed over their gris-gris. 143 According to a study they conducted in the DRC, belief in the power of fetishes may support children in reducing their anxiety and dissociating them from the violence they have endured or committed during their involvement in the armed conflict. 144 However, the same authors note that this "dependency of the fetishes" may increase their anxiety in the process of demobilization and reintegration.…”
Section: Demobilization and Reintegration Into Civilian Lifementioning
confidence: 99%
“…142 Daxhelet and Brunet explain that before entering a centre that supports children formerly associated with armed forces and groups, children handed over their gris-gris. 143 According to a study they conducted in the DRC, belief in the power of fetishes may support children in reducing their anxiety and dissociating them from the violence they have endured or committed during their involvement in the armed conflict. 144 However, the same authors note that this "dependency of the fetishes" may increase their anxiety in the process of demobilization and reintegration.…”
Section: Demobilization and Reintegration Into Civilian Lifementioning
confidence: 99%