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Embodied reclamation: how Big Baby Balam and Danza Ocelotl represent the body as a site for decolonization 具体化的开垦:Big Baby Balam和Danza Ocelotl如何将身体表现为非殖民化的场所
Pub Date : 2022-12-16 DOI: 10.1093/ccc/tcac044
Laura Irwin
In this article, I investigate how two paintings—Big Baby Balam and Danza Ocelotl—represent the potential for embodied reclamation for Chicanas/os. Through these paintings, the artist Yreina D. Cervántez situates her body as a site for decolonization through a process which I describe as embodied reclamation. In decolonizing her body and situating her body as a site for decolonization, Cervántez represents the body as a physical and material location that was colonized and can be reclaimed. This article extends decolonial theories to discuss embodied reclamation, which reconceptualizes the body as a physical site for reclamation rather than colonization. I am looking at the way these paintings represent a wrestling with embodied identity, and from that I call for more work exploring the “art of identity” as a strategy of self-making in contexts where particular bodies are Othered and brutalized.
在这篇文章中,我研究了两幅画——《大婴儿巴兰》和《丹扎·奥塞洛特》——如何代表了墨西哥人/美国人具体化开垦的潜力。通过这些绘画,艺术家Yreina D. Cervántez将她的身体定位为非殖民化的场所,我将其描述为具体化的开垦过程。通过将她的身体去殖民化,并将她的身体定位为一个去殖民化的场所,Cervántez将身体代表为一个被殖民化并可以被回收的物理和物质位置。这篇文章扩展了非殖民化理论来讨论具体化的开垦,它将身体重新定义为开垦而不是殖民的物理场所。我关注的是这些画作所表现的与具象化身份的角力,由此我呼吁更多探索“身份艺术”的作品,将其作为一种自我创造的策略,在特定的身体被他人和野蛮对待的环境中。
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Squid Game and the imagining of Afro-Asian connections through Black Twitter memescapes 《鱿鱼游戏》和通过黑色推特memescape对亚非关系的想象
Pub Date : 2022-10-31 DOI: 10.1093/ccc/tcac041
Ta’Les Love, Youngrim Kim
The release of Netflix’s Squid Game facilitated a viral pop culture moment, as the show’s critique of capitalism and structural inequality resonated with global audiences. Memes about the series were frequently shared across social media, as users interpolated themselves into the Squid Game universe. We argue that the memes produced by Black Twitter users are a form of meme play that can be read as a significant moment in the shared cultural and activist lineage of Black and Korean communities. Although racial tension is often at the center of the relationship between these two marginalized groups, we suggest that Black Twitter users’ interpolation of themselves into a distinctly Korean cultural product provides us with a chance to imagine how interracial solidarities can be visualized. This is significant in the age of the Black Lives Matter and Stop Asian Hate Movements, which are supported by members of both communities.
Netflix的《鱿鱼游戏》(Squid Game)的发布促成了一个病毒式传播的流行文化时刻,因为该剧对资本主义和结构性不平等的批评引起了全球观众的共鸣。有关该系列的表情包经常在社交媒体上分享,因为用户将自己插入到鱿鱼游戏的世界中。我们认为,黑人推特用户产生的模因是一种模因游戏形式,可以被解读为黑人和韩国社区共享文化和活动家血统的重要时刻。虽然种族紧张往往是这两个边缘群体之间关系的中心,但我们认为,黑人推特用户将自己嵌入到一个明显的韩国文化产品中,为我们提供了一个机会,去想象种族间的团结是如何被可视化的。这在“黑人的命也重要”(Black Lives Matter)和“停止亚洲仇恨运动”(Stop Asian Hate movement)的时代意义重大,这两个运动都得到了两个社区成员的支持。
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The politics of representation in Squid Game and the promise and peril of its transnational reception 《鱿鱼游戏》中的代表性政治及其跨国接受的希望与危险
Pub Date : 2022-10-14 DOI: 10.1093/ccc/tcac039
David C. Oh
This article introduces the special forum on representations and transnational reception of Squid Game. The purpose of the forum is to draw together two groups of scholars into dialogue. The first are Korea experts in communication and cognate fields, who consider the politics of representation in the show against the backdrop of neoliberal capitalist precarity, and the second are scholars of audience reception, who point to the ways Squid Game’s overseas reception is marked by power—hegemonic power that reifies dominant ideological meanings at the site of reception and resistive power for marginalized groups at the site of reception, who produce Squid Game-related paratexts to imagine inter-racial, affective connection.
本文介绍了关于鱿鱼游戏的表述与跨国接受的专题论坛。论坛的目的是吸引两组学者进行对话。第一类是传播学和相关领域的韩国专家,他们在新自由主义资本主义不稳定的背景下考虑节目中的代表性政治;第二类是观众接受的学者,他们指出《鱿鱼游戏》的海外接受方式以权力霸权的力量为标志,这种力量在接受现场将主导的意识形态意义物化,在接受现场对边缘群体的抵抗力量。他们制作了《鱿鱼游戏》相关的文本来想象种族间的情感联系。
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At the center of its world, the U.S. empire forgets itself: Squid Game and the Hollywood press’ melodramatic gaze 在世界的中心,美国帝国忘记了自己:《鱿鱼游戏》和好莱坞媒体夸张的目光
Pub Date : 2022-10-11 DOI: 10.1093/ccc/tcac040
Raymond Kyooyung Ra
This article calls attention to a novel form of Orientalist gaze that I call “melodramatic,” characterized by the looking subject’s excessive desire to identify with the looked-at object and to depict itself as the virtuous victim-hero. Analyzing U.S. journalistic commentaries on Squid Game that prescribe Americentric reception of the foreign media text, I argue that the U.S. empire’s melodramatic “main character syndrome” manifests as not only affect but also an imperialist mode of story-telling that assuages its historical guilt and accountability.
这篇文章引起了人们对东方主义凝视的一种新形式的关注,我称之为“情节剧”,其特点是观看的主体过度渴望与被观看的对象认同,并将自己描绘成善良的受害者英雄。通过分析美国媒体对《鱿鱼游戏》的评论,我认为美帝国的情节剧“主角综合症”不仅表现为情感,而且还表现为帝国主义的叙事模式,以减轻其历史罪责和责任。
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引用次数: 1
Why are you just watching?: polyvalent Korean spectatorship and critical Western spectatorship in Squid Game 你干嘛光看着?《鱿鱼游戏》中多重的韩国观众和批判的西方观众
Pub Date : 2022-10-07 DOI: 10.1093/ccc/tcac034
J. Dunn, Stephanie L. Young
Although the narrative of Squid Game critiques socioeconomic structures, the characters, genre, filming techniques, and aesthetics, ironically, situate audiences as passive spectators. In this article, we discuss the ways Squid Game constructs a polyvalent Korean spectatorship and a critical Western spectatorship within the survival game genre. We argue the series hails spectators to consent to the same oppressive socioeconomic structures the show seemingly critiques. Additionally, we consider potentials of rhetorical witnessing for activating audiences and extending spectatorship theory.
尽管《鱿鱼游戏》的叙述批评了社会经济结构、角色、类型、拍摄技术和美学,但讽刺的是,它将观众定位为被动的观众。在本文中,我们将讨论《Squid Game》如何在生存游戏类型中构建多元的韩国观众和批判性的西方观众。我们认为,该系列欢迎观众同意相同的压迫社会经济结构的节目似乎批评。此外,我们还考虑了修辞见证在激活观众和扩展观众理论方面的潜力。
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“We bet on humans; you’re our horses”: the second phase of neo-poverty in South Korea as portrayed in Squid Game “我们把赌注押在人类身上;你是我们的马”:《鱿鱼游戏》描绘的韩国新贫困的第二阶段
Pub Date : 2022-10-06 DOI: 10.1093/ccc/tcac036
Sunah Lee, J. M. Proffitt
This essay highlights the portrayals of three “new underdogs” in the hit television show, Squid Game: Sang-woo, Gi-hun, and the Front Man. We argue that these characters personify a new type of underdog, one that has internalized the ideologies inherent in neoliberal capitalism in Korea. The “winner takes all” system accelerated the polarization of wealth and inequality, which is in part the result of what scholars called “neo-poverty,” or the collapse of the middle class caused by the 1997 financial crisis. Neoliberalism was adopted to address neo-poverty, but rather than cure the crisis, it has ushered in a second phase of neo-poverty that is manifest in the underdogs’ narratives in Squid Game.
本文重点介绍了热门电视剧《鱿鱼游戏》中“新弱者”相宇、基勋、门面人物的形象。我们认为,这些角色代表了一种新型的失败者,他们内化了韩国新自由资本主义固有的意识形态。“赢家通吃”的制度加速了财富和不平等的两极分化,这在一定程度上是学者们所谓的“新贫困”或1997年金融危机导致的中产阶级崩溃的结果。新自由主义被用来解决新贫困问题,但它并没有治愈危机,而是迎来了新贫困的第二阶段,这在《鱿鱼游戏》中弱势群体的叙述中得到了体现。
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Streaming books: confluencers, Kindle Unlimited and the platform imaginary 流媒体书籍:汇聚器、Kindle Unlimited和虚构的平台
Pub Date : 2022-08-23 DOI: 10.1093/ccc/tcac032
C. Larson
The Kindle’s 2007 launch transformed one of the oldest breeds of creative workers—authors—into one of the newest: platformized cultural producers. Although most research on such workers focuses on careers birthed by social media (i.e., influencers, YouTube creators), many cultural producers work in legacy industries where traditional and platformized practices coexist, come together and influence each other (i.e., publishing, music, film). Both groups—born-digital and “confluencers”—must negotiate precarious labor conditions, but confluencers can draw on both digital and pre-digital networks and traditions to do so. This project shows how one such group—indie romance authors—draws on its history to create collective imaginaries regarding Kindle Unlimited (KU). These imaginaries offer an emergent, if weak, base of resistance to Amazon’s platform power. I contribute to literature on platformized cultural production by: (a) distinguishing among groups of platformized producers; and (b) showing how historic context informs strategies for negotiating platform power.
Kindle在2007年的发布,将最古老的创意工作者——作家——转变为最新的一种:平台化的文化生产者。虽然大多数关于这类工作者的研究都集中在社交媒体催生的职业上(即网红、YouTube创作者),但许多文化制作人在传统和平台化实践共存、相互影响的传统行业中工作(即出版、音乐、电影)。这两个群体——天生的数字化和“融合者”——都必须在不稳定的劳动条件下进行谈判,但融合者可以利用数字化和前数字化的网络和传统来做到这一点。这个项目展示了一个这样的群体——独立浪漫作家——如何利用其历史来创造关于Kindle Unlimited (KU)的集体想象。这些想象为亚马逊的平台力量提供了一个新兴的、尽管薄弱的抵抗基础。我通过以下方式对平台化文化生产的文献做出了贡献:(a)区分平台化生产者群体;(b)展示历史背景如何影响谈判平台权力的战略。
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Feminist accountability: deconstructing feminist praxes, solidarities and LGBTQI+ activisms in Ghana 女权主义问责:解构加纳的女权主义实践、团结和LGBTQI+活动
Pub Date : 2022-07-30 DOI: 10.1093/ccc/tcac031
W. F. Mohammed
This article examines how mainstream feminist organizations in Ghana worked to support LGBTQI+ communities when they were subjected to state and institutionalized violence in February 2021. Through an African feminist critical discourse analysis (FCDA) of the solidarity statements issued by feminist and gender advocacy organizations, I highlight the way that mainstream feminist groups relate to LGBTQI+ communities. I argue that although there is increasing visibility in activism and organizing around issues affecting queer and trans Ghanaians, feminist and gender advocacy groups which have dominated the organizing space in the country are actively working to undermine the work that radical activists are doing to create a better society for LGBTQI+ people. I contextualize the study within recent theory and praxis around queer and trans issues while drawing attention to the ways that feminist groups are falling short when it comes to LGBTQI+ organizing in the country and what they could do better.
本文探讨了2021年2月,当LGBTQI+社区遭受国家和机构暴力时,加纳的主流女权主义组织如何努力支持LGBTQI+社区。通过对女权主义和性别倡导组织发表的团结声明的非洲女权主义批评话语分析(FCDA),我强调了主流女权主义团体与LGBTQI+社区的联系方式。我认为,尽管围绕加纳酷儿和跨性别群体的活动和组织越来越多,但在这个国家占据主导地位的女权主义和性别倡导团体,正在积极地破坏激进活动人士为LGBTQI+人群创造更好社会的努力。我将这项研究置于最近关于酷儿和跨性别问题的理论和实践中,同时提请注意女权主义团体在国家LGBTQI+组织方面的不足之处,以及他们可以做得更好的地方。
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引用次数: 2
Glocal intimacies: theorizing mobile media and intimate relationships 全球的亲密关系:理论化移动媒体和亲密关系
Pub Date : 2022-07-30 DOI: 10.1093/ccc/tcac030
J. V. Cabañes, Cecilia S. Uy-Tioco
This article develops the concept of “glocal intimacies,” capturing the role of mobile media in how people enact and reconfigure their increasingly global experiences of social relationships. It establishes the two foundational assumptions of this concept: the interplay of local and global cultures and the transformative role of mobile media. It then identifies the three key dimensions that characterize glocal intimacies: digital access, contextual localities, and sociotechnical dynamics. To provide empirical flesh to how these dimensions intersect, it comparatively discusses two ethnographic projects on privileged Filipinos and their mediated familial and romantic relationships.
本文发展了“全球本地亲密关系”的概念,抓住了移动媒体在人们如何制定和重新配置他们日益全球化的社会关系体验中的作用。它建立了这一概念的两个基本假设:地方和全球文化的相互作用以及移动媒体的变革作用。然后,它确定了表征全球本地亲密关系的三个关键维度:数字访问、上下文位置和社会技术动态。为了提供这些维度如何相交的经验,它比较地讨论了两个关于特权菲律宾人及其介导的家庭和浪漫关系的民族志项目。
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引用次数: 4
Centering women on post-2010 Chinese TV 以女性为中心的2010后中国电视
Pub Date : 2022-07-28 DOI: 10.1093/ccc/tcac029
Jamie J. Zhao, Eve Ng
This introduction to the special issue on the topic of “Centering Women on Post-2010 Chinese TV” presents a brief review of major topics in the scholarship on televisual representations of women in contemporary China. The issue includes five research articles that, collectively, address research gaps in studies of post-2010 Chinese televisual-cultural discourses to do with ethnic minority women, women’s media authorship, women’s extramarital romance, and national heroines of the COVID-19 pandemic. We propose novel focuses for examining women’s plural roles and subjectivities on and off the TV screen. We thus call for complex understandings that move beyond the predominant attention of existing scholarship on conventional depictions of women as (virtuous) wives, (good) mothers, (inspirational) female professionals or heroines, and masculine feminist girls. Instead, this special issue sheds light on the polyvalent and contested positionality of Chinese women as gendered, ethnicized, (trans)nationalized, and romanticized subjects during a (post-)globalization and (post-)pandemic age.
《以女性为中心的2010年后中国电视》特刊的引言简要回顾了当代中国女性电视表现学术研究的主要议题。本期包括五篇研究文章,共同解决了2010年后中国电视文化话语在少数民族女性、女性媒体作者、女性婚外恋和COVID-19大流行民族英雄等方面的研究空白。我们提出了新的视角来审视女性在电视屏幕内外的多重角色和主体性。因此,我们呼吁进行复杂的理解,超越现有学术界对女性(贤惠的)妻子、(善良的)母亲、(鼓舞人心的)女性专业人士或女英雄以及男性女权主义女孩的传统描绘。相反,这一特殊问题揭示了中国女性在(后)全球化和(后)大流行时代作为性别化、民族化、(跨)国家化和浪漫化主体的多重价值和有争议的地位。
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