Changing Nationalisms and 'Affective afterlives of the Troubles' in Derry, Northern Ireland

北方爱尔兰的“麻烦”的遗产是如何影响这一代人的，他们在很大程度上从未亲身经历过暴力？关于经历过麻烦的人如何记住北方爱尔兰过去的暴力，已经写了很多。然而，对于那些在暴力结束后出生的人来说，关于冲突的遗产的记载要少得多。弗伦奇先生的建议是，在德里使用参与式观察法，研究在骚乱结束前后出生（现在大约18到30岁）的、来自德里政治团体的各种宗教和阶级背景的人的政治主体性，以及过去的暴力如何影响他们的政治主体性的密切相关的问题。

How does the legacy of 'The Troubles' in Northern Ireland affect the generation who, for the most part, never experienced the violence first-hand? Much has been written on how past violence is remembered in Northern Ireland by people who have lived through the Troubles. However, far less has been written on the conflict's legacy for those who were born after the violence ended. Mr French's proposal is to research, using participant observation in Derry, the political subjectivities of people from a range of religious and class backgrounds involved in political groups in Derry born around the time the Troubles ended (so are now aged approximately 18 to 30 years old) and the intimately connected questions of how the past violence influences their political subjectivities.