Theorising Affective Habitus in Historical Geographies of Mobilities: Unfolding Spatio-Temporal Modalities

IF 0.4 0 HUMANITIES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY Emotions-History Culture Society Pub Date : 2022-12-02 DOI:10.1163/2208522x-02010165
Anastasia Christou
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This essay applies a case study approach to theorise a research agenda for critical explorations of emotions and mobilities centred on three core concepts and key phenomena: affective habitus, spatio-temporal modalities and historical geographies. The analysis offers novel perspectives on the interplay between the affectivity of geographies of social difference and the multiscalar dynamics shaping social relations through mobility. This is demonstrated in how emotions linked to agency provide a generative lens to explore how social relationships and political subjectivities intersect to inform mobile identities/lifeworlds. The case studies offer critical insights of how migrants/refugees/indigenous people in navigating challenging structural conditions can reflect conceptualisations of the mutually constitutive contexts of emotionality and intersectional inequity with indigeneity and (im)mobility. A temporal-historical lens reveals how emotional mobilities are shaped by structural/social dynamics including, but not limited to, trauma and exclusion, historical divisions, cultural identities, border and racialised regimes, intergenerationality. These exemplifications through a case study empirical lens draw from research focusing on indigenous and Palestinian peoples.
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流动历史地理学中情感习惯的理论化:展开时空模式
本文采用案例研究的方法,围绕三个核心概念和关键现象:情感习惯、时空模式和历史地理,对情感和流动性的批判性探索提出了研究议程。该分析为社会差异的地理影响与通过流动性形成社会关系的多尺度动态之间的相互作用提供了新的视角。这在与代理相关的情感如何为探索社会关系和政治主体性如何交叉以告知移动身份/生活世界提供生成镜头中得到了证明。这些案例研究提供了重要的见解,说明移民/难民/土著人民在应对具有挑战性的结构性条件时,如何反映出与土著和(非)流动性相关的情感和交叉不平等的相互构成背景的概念化。时间-历史的镜头揭示了情感流动是如何由结构/社会动态塑造的,包括但不限于创伤和排斥、历史分裂、文化认同、边界和种族化的政权、代际性。这些例子是通过一个案例研究,从侧重于土著人民和巴勒斯坦人民的研究的经验角度得出的。
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