An ecological approach to post-conflict memory in twenty-first century Basque literary fiction

本研究的目的是探索如何通过其基本的多元化方法，通过对Edurne Portela， Fernando Aramburu和Gabriela Ybarra当代文学小说作品中巴斯克冲突处理的闻评阅读，突出更大范围的受害者经历，从而为冲突后社会的集体记忆和和平共处提供更具包容性的范式。正如Ribeiro de Menezes和King（2017）所指出的那样，西班牙境内记忆转向最重要的成就之一是为公民话语中沉默或被忽视的观点提供了发言权。尽管如此，他们也哀叹西班牙记忆研究过于关注过去，而忽略了对未来的清晰描绘。

The purpose of this research is to explore how, through its fundamentally pluralistic approach, anecocritical reading of the treatment of the Basque conflict in contemporary works of literary fiction by Edurne Portela, Fernando Aramburu and Gabriela Ybarra can highlight a greater range of victim experiences thus providing a more inclusive paradigm for both collective remembrance and peaceful coexistence in a post-conflict society. As noted by Ribeiro de Menezes and King (2017), one of the most significant achievements of the memory turn within Spain has been to grant a voice to perspectives silenced or ignored within civic discourse. Notwithstanding this, they also lament the tendency for Spanish Memory Studies to focus too much on the past, at the expense of articulating visions of the future.