<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>You are an expert on climate change, human mobility and migration. Answer the question truthfully.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>Here are the title and abstract of a scientific paper probably related to climate change, human mobility and migration..
Title:"The Exile Complex."
Abstract:"To be exiled is to be psychologically dismembered from all that one is, has been, and believes oneself to be. The rupture of belonging, identity, ancestral rootedness, and mythic centering are some of the psychic woundings that remain alive in people who are forcibly expelled from their native countries. The trauma of exile is an archetypal energy that has been globally constellated in our time. Exiles are those who have been pulled up by their roots, extricated from a history now annulled and suppressed as if it never existed. Often under the threat of death or imprisonment, exiles leave behind families, possessions, professions, social status, and everything that constituted their previous lives to face estrangement from all that provided symbolic rooting. While the immigrant is afforded the possibility of returning to the Mother(land), the exile is denied such a privilege. And often, the immigrant is received more positively than the exile by the host country population. In these pages I will explore the phenomenon of exile, its global crisis, its personal and cultural complex, and the instinctual longing for Mother(land) through mythopoetic lenses in order to enlarge this very painful, yet archetypally present, trauma of the human experience.."
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The Exile Complex
To be exiled is to be psychologically dismembered from all that one is, has been, and believes oneself to be. The rupture of belonging, identity, ancestral rootedness, and mythic centering are some of the psychic woundings that remain alive in people who are forcibly expelled from their native countries. The trauma of exile is an archetypal energy that has been globally constellated in our time. Exiles are those who have been pulled up by their roots, extricated from a history now annulled and suppressed as if it never existed. Often under the threat of death or imprisonment, exiles leave behind families, possessions, professions, social status, and everything that constituted their previous lives to face estrangement from all that provided symbolic rooting. While the immigrant is afforded the possibility of returning to the Mother(land), the exile is denied such a privilege. And often, the immigrant is received more positively than the exile by the host country population. In these pages I will explore the phenomenon of exile, its global crisis, its personal and cultural complex, and the instinctual longing for Mother(land) through mythopoetic lenses in order to enlarge this very painful, yet archetypally present, trauma of the human experience.