Atmospheric Citizenship

IF 1.1 2区社会学 Q2 ANTHROPOLOGY

Public Culture Pub Date : 2021-10-12 DOI:10.1215/08992363-9262877

P. Eisenlohr

引用次数: 2

Abstract

In Mumbai the sonic dimensions of place-making and religious life are deeply connected to the right to the city. For Twelver Shi‘i Muslims, who are marginal to both the city and the nation, public religious rituals and processions have long played very important roles in staging claims to the city. Investigating the sonic aspects of urban place-making, including its religious dimensions, this essay draws on an analytic of atmospheres in order to capture the powerful emotive dimensions of place-making through sonic performances. Through its coupling with the feltbody, the sonic plays a privileged role in giving urban locales a specific feel as belonging to particular groups, investing this feel with an air of facticity that is largely immune to discursive critique. This article focuses on ritual performances and processions among Twelver Shi‘i Muslims during the Islamic month of Muharram in order to analyze nondiscursive and atmospheric forms of citizenship.

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大气公民

在孟买，地方营造和宗教生活的声音维度与城市权利有着深刻的联系。对于二十岁的什叶派穆斯林来说，他们在城市和国家中都处于边缘地位，长期以来，公共宗教仪式和游行在向城市提出索赔方面发挥了非常重要的作用。通过调查城市场所营造的声音方面，包括其宗教层面，本文对氛围进行了分析，以通过声音表演捕捉场所营造的强大情感层面。通过与feltbody的结合，声波在给城市地区一种属于特定群体的特定感觉方面发挥了特殊作用，赋予这种感觉一种基本上不受话语批评影响的真实感。本文关注伊斯兰月穆哈拉姆期间二十名什叶派穆斯林的仪式表演和游行，以分析非诅咒和大气的公民身份形式。

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Public Culture Multiple-

CiteScore

2.10

自引率

6.70%

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