有趣的首都——身份关系在印度贱民和种姓

Q2 Arts and Humanities The Sociological Bulletin Pub Date : 2023-02-12 DOI:10.1177/00380229221151081
P. Trivedi
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这篇文章质疑资本主义将取代种姓制度并解放贱民的说法。种姓制度最底层的人被敦促支持新自由主义资本主义,这是一个反对种姓的十字军。这一主张的前提是资本主义废除了所有预先存在的社会关系。本文从实证和理论两个层面处理了这一论点,认为这种对资本与其他关系谈判的单线理解是不符合历史的。资本不一定废除非资本主义的社会关系,而是修改和挪用它们进行扩张。根据印度的几项研究,文章指出,资本和种姓之间的互动一直很有趣,在这个过程中,这两个实体都发生了变化。
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Intriguing Capital– Identity Relationship Dalits and Caste in India
The article interrogates the claim that capitalism would replace caste and liberate Dalits. People at the bottom rung of the caste hierarchy are exhorted to support neoliberal capitalism, a crusader against caste. This claim is based on the premise that capitalism abolishes all pre-existing social relations. Dealing with this argument at both empirical and theoretical levels, the article argues that this unilinear understanding of capital’s negotiation with other relationships is ahistorical. Capital does not necessarily abolish non-capitalist social relations but modifies and appropriates them for expansion. Relying on several studies from India, the article points out that interactions between capital and caste have been intriguing, with both entities being altered in the process.
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