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摘要
本文讨论了路易莎·埃特谢尼克的三部小说的主题:El ángulo ciego(盲点,2009),Absoluta presencia(绝对存在,2018)和Aves del Paraíso(天堂鸟,2019)。这些小说组成了埃塔恐怖主义三部曲,每部小说都致力于这种暴力引起的不同情感:恐惧、内疚和羞耻。在她的小说中,埃特谢尼克从对恐怖分子的描写转向对受害者的描写。她探讨了埃塔暴力的主题,以及它所造成的社会分裂和痛苦,强调了这种暴力向幸存者灌输的指责和恐惧文化。她的小说以道德质疑为中心。每一部小说都反映了恐怖主义对受害者生活的影响。
This article discusses the themes of the three novels of Luisa
Etxenike: El ángulo ciego (Blind Spot, 2009), Absoluta presencia (Absolute
Presence, 2018), and Aves del Paraíso (Birds of Paradise, 2019). The novels
form a trilogy on ETA terrorism, and each novel is dedicated to a different emotion caused by this violence: fear,
guilt, and shame. In her novels Etxenike moves away from the portrayal of terrorists and toward portrayal of the victims.
She approaches the theme of ETA violence and of social fragmentation and suffering it has caused emphasizing the culture
of blame and fear that this violence instills in its survivors. She structures her novels on a central axis, moral
questioning. Each novel is a reflection on the consequences of terrorism in the life of its victims.