当代英国后移民社区的道德叙事、街头厨房和宗教差异

IF 0.3 0 RELIGION Culture and Religion Pub Date : 2019-01-02 DOI:10.1080/14755610.2019.1571523
John Zavos
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摘要宗教团体为应对食物贫困和无家可归问题而组织的街头厨房已成为英国城市的一大特色。尽管大量文献探讨了这一类型的社会行动,但相对较少的文献将其作为与后移民社区相关的宗教实践的特征进行分析。本文使用了从英国两个城市锡克教徒和穆斯林街头厨房的民族志研究中获得的数据,来考虑这些举措在英国南亚社区中的重要性。本文聚焦于叙事在这一背景下的作用,运用英格尔的“传奇知识”概念来分析通过宗教相关故事表达的流动的、新兴的道德实践。这些做法在这里被设想为“宗教化”,借鉴了后殖民城市创造性地重新配置的南亚宗教传统。我认为,这种发展构成了对“信仰”的重大流散干预,“信仰”是英国城市环境中道德公民身份的载体。
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Ethical narratives, street kitchens and doing religious difference amongst post-migrant communities in contemporary Britain
ABSTRACT Street kitchens organised by religious groups in response to food poverty and homelessness have become a ubiquitous feature of British cities. Although a good deal of literature has explored this genre of social action, relatively little has analysed it as a feature of religious practice associated with post-migrant communities. This paper uses data drawn from ethnographic research on Sikh and Muslim street kitchens in two British cities to consider the significance of such initiatives amongst Britain’s South Asian communities. The paper focuses on the role of narrative in this context, deploying Ingold’s notion of ‘storied knowledge’ to analyse fluid, emergent ethical practices expressed through religion-related stories. These practices, envisaged here as ‘religioning’, draw on South Asian religious traditions creatively reconfigured in the postcolonial city. I argue that such developments constitute a significant diasporic intervention into settled accounts of ‘faith’ as a vehicle for ethical citizenship in British urban environments.
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