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This article sheds light on the concept of “trauma” present in some passages of the works of Dominick LaCapra and Cathy Caruth, and their debts with Sigmund Freud’s conceptions. It also examines the specific proposals of the Viennese intellectual, which can help avoid a purely descriptive use of that concept. Special attention has been paid to the way these authors conceive memory and time, and to potential uses of the concept of trauma for some historical cases.

Versiones del Trauma: LaCapra, Caruth y Freud”/“Versions of the Trauma: LaCapra, Caruth and Freud