Introduction: Gender and Indigeneity

IF 1.3 4区社会学 Q2 WOMENS STUDIES

Australian Feminist Studies Pub Date : 2020-10-01 DOI:10.1080/08164649.2020.1934397

Aileen M. Moreton-Robinson

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Abstract

ABSTRACT This special section on ‘Gender and Indigeneity’ highlights important new work by scholars from Australia, Aotearoa/New Zealand, Canada, Mexico and Hawaii. Together they challenge understandings of gender, sexuality, nature, land and bodies imposed under conditions of colonisation, and they do so by highlighting histories and ontologies not framed by the presence of colonising powers. At the same time, these authors also point to the inherent limitations in White Western feminist thinking around gender as an analytical category, thinking tied all too frequently to the same Enlightenment ontological and epistemological traditions and the same binary logics that sustained the control and exploitation of Indigenous peoples and their lands.

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引言:性别与土著

摘要“性别与愤怒”这一专题部分重点介绍了来自澳大利亚、新西兰、加拿大、墨西哥和夏威夷的学者的重要新工作。他们一起挑战对殖民条件下强加的性别、性、自然、土地和身体的理解，并通过强调非殖民大国存在所构成的历史和本体论来做到这一点。与此同时，这些作者还指出，西方白人女权主义思维中围绕性别作为一个分析范畴的固有局限性，这种思维经常与启蒙运动的本体论和认识论传统以及维持对土著人民及其土地的控制和剥削的二元逻辑联系在一起。

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Australian Feminist Studies WOMENS STUDIES-

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