解构英国的移民/工人类别

T. Vickers
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本章讨论了通过“他者化”过程在话语层面上反映和加强工人阶级内部国家认可的分裂的方式。它认为,意识形态范畴在为资本主义剥削辩护和加强的“常识”霸权叙事中,以多种、变化的、经常是矛盾的方式定位工人。这样的叙述在不断变化,在帝国主义危机的背景下,它们帮助构建的分裂正在采取越来越尖锐和激进的形式。这一点可以通过对2014年初播出的三部英国电视纪录片的详细实证分析来说明,当时国家对保加利亚和罗马尼亚移民的限制刚刚改变几周。其他学术文献被用来对这些纪录片进行背景分析,表明它们代表了更广泛的趋势。
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Deconstructing Migrant/Worker Categories in Britain
This chapter discusses the ways in which state-endorsed divisions within the working class are reflected and reinforced at a discursive level through processes of ‘othering’. It argues that ideological categories position workers in multiple, shifting and often contradictory ways within ‘common sense’ hegemonic narratives that justify and reinforce capitalist exploitation. Such narratives are constantly changing and the divisions they help to structure are taking increasingly sharp and aggressive forms in the context of the imperialist crisis. This is illustrated through a detailed empirical analysis of three British television documentaries that were broadcast in early 2014, within weeks of changes to state restrictions affecting migrants from Bulgaria and Romania. Other academic literature is used to contextualise the analysis of these documentaries, suggesting they are representative of wider trends.
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