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In this chapter, I analyse Laleh Khadivi’s trilogy as a vital example of postmemory generation Kurdish fiction. Her work both aligns with and diverges from the narrative traditions of first-generation Kurdish authors, discussed in previous chapter. While these earlier writers documented Kurdish historical trauma, Khadivi’s trilogy intertwines generational memory with the complexities of diasporic existence.

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Fiction and Postmemory: Reconstructing Narratives of Trauma and Legacy

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    2025年

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  • Zhila Gholami

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In this chapter, I analyse Laleh Khadivi’s trilogy as a vital example of postmemory generation Kurdish fiction. Her work both aligns with and diverges from the narrative traditions of first-generation Kurdish authors, discussed in previous chapter. While these earlier writers documented Kurdish historical trauma, Khadivi’s trilogy intertwines generational memory with the complexities of diasporic existence.