将抵制采掘主义作为女性主义批判性社会空间实践

IF 3.9 1区 社会学 Q2 MANAGEMENT Gender Work and Organization Pub Date : 2023-08-11 DOI:10.1111/gwao.13042
Maria Daskalaki, Marianna Fotaki
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本文借鉴了女权主义空间地理学,提出了一种研究社会运动组织的女权主义批判性空间实践方法。受女权主义理论家和建筑历史学家简-伦德尔(Jane Rendell)作品的启发,我们提出体现、物质性、情感性和改变性是女权主义组织活动的共同构成要素。具体而言,我们优先考虑空间与身体在抵制采掘主义中的交织,分析艺术家/活动家制作的视觉艺术品,这些艺术家/活动家加入了希腊北部查基迪基地区的反采掘主义斗争。我们尤其关注在艺术表演中,身体如何通过影响空间的物质性来跨越和重组空间。我们认为,抗议的(移动的和被裹挟的)身体形成了情感上的团结,并促使人们采取集体行动反对剥削性的新自由主义制度。最后,文章汇集了 "身体-土地-领地 "和 "领地-社区 "女权主义文献,丰富了我们对抵制新自由主义采掘制度的空间实践的理解,同时强调了情感和情绪作为动员行动和保持势头的手段的作用。
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Resisting extractivism as a feminist critical socio-spatial practice

This paper draws on feminist geographies of space, proposing a feminist critical spatial practice approach to study social movement organizing. Inspired by the work of Jane Rendell, a feminist theorist and architectural historian, we propose embodiment, materiality, affectivity, and alterity as co-constitutive of feminist organizing. Specifically, we prioritize the intertwining of space and body in resisting extractivism to analyze visual artifacts produced by artists/activists who have joined the anti-extractivist struggle against mining in Northern Greece, Chalkidiki area. In particular, we focus on how bodies transgress and reconstitute space by affecting its materiality during artistic performances. We argue that the protesting (moving and ensounded) body enacts affective solidarities and invites collective action against exploitative neoliberal regimes. Finally, the article brings together body-land territory and territorial-community feminism literature to enrich our understanding of spatial practices of resistance against neoliberal extractivist regimes while highlighting the role of emotions and affect as a means of mobilizing for action and maintaining momentum.

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期刊介绍: Gender, Work & Organization is a bimonthly peer-reviewed academic journal. The journal was established in 1994 and is published by John Wiley & Sons. It covers research on the role of gender on the workfloor. In addition to the regular issues, the journal publishes several special issues per year and has new section, Feminist Frontiers,dedicated to contemporary conversations and topics in feminism.
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