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초록·키워드
This study explores the nuanced ways in which the generation affected by the Vietnam War grapples with mourning their lost homeland in Nguyen Phan Que Mai’s novel Dust Child (2023). Set against the backdrop of 2016, Dust Child chronicles the emotional and psychological journey of individuals who, after being displaced by the war, find themselves unable to return to their homes or reclaim the lives they once knew. They only begin to mourn what was lost through a long, arduous process. In contrast to narratives that assign political blame or heroize individuals, Nguyen’s novel shifts the focus to ordinary people caught in the sweep of history, offering a profound exploration of their grief and survival. Nguyen’s work highlights marginalized figures, such as mixed-race children (Amerasians), women who were forced into prostitution during the war, and veterans suffering from post-traumatic stress, offering a contemporary lens to examine their ongoing suffering. These characters serve as poignant symbols of those left behind or deemed “other” in postwar Vietnam, and the novel vividly illustrates the lasting trauma these individuals carry, even fifty years after the conflict. Themes of atonement, forgiveness, and mourning are not easily attained, yet the characters’ empathy and solidarity suggest a path toward overcoming past wounds. In this way, Dust Child offers a fresh and introspective approach to exploring war and its aftermath, concentrating not on political judgment or blame but on the painful and unresolved struggles faced by those attempting to rebuild their lives in the ruins of a war-torn world.
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