The aspect of healing in the poetry of Gregory Scofield, Marilyn Dumont, Roo Borson and Louise Bernice Halfe

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Focusing on the healing power of writing, this seminar paper explores how Indigenous authors use literature as a means to address personal and communal traumas inflicted by colonialism and racism. By analyzing works from poets like Gregory Scofield and Marilyn Dumont, the paper delves into themes of identity, cultural preservation, and emotional recovery. It highlights the motivations behind their narratives, emphasizing the intention to heal both individual wounds and broader societal issues, ultimately showcasing literature as a vital tool for empowerment and resistance.