Wreckage Installation: Towards an Archaeology of Southern Sweden's Heterotopias

IF 1.2 2区历史学 0 ARCHAEOLOGY

European Journal of Archaeology Pub Date : 2022-10-28 DOI:10.1017/eaa.2022.44

Leila Papoli-Yazdi, W. Hogland

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Abstract

During a survey on the island of Öland in south-eastern Sweden, whose aim was to study the local waste-disposal practices, the authors recorded abandoned machinery and cars dating from the 1940s to today in locations close to residential areas and farms, and complemented the investigation by interviewing informants. This led them to conclude that dumping redundant objects in the surroundings of villages forms an entangled network with other behaviour, i.e. collecting things which had outlived their usefulness and embedding them in the landscape. The behaviour observed in Öland is compared with two other cases of collecting abandoned objects in Öland and southern Sweden. Using the location and chronology of the finds, the authors interpret the behaviour by borrowing the concept of heterotopia, as defined by Foucault.

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残骸装置:走向瑞典南部异托邦的考古学

在瑞典东南部Öland岛进行的一项旨在研究当地废物处理做法的调查中，作者记录了从20世纪40年代到今天在居民区和农场附近的废弃机械和汽车，并通过采访线人来补充调查。这使他们得出结论，在村庄周围倾倒多余的物体与其他行为形成了一个纠缠的网络，即收集已经失效的东西并将其嵌入景观中。将在厄兰观察到的行为与在厄兰和瑞典南部收集废弃物品的另外两起案例进行了比较。利用这些发现的位置和年代，作者借用福柯定义的异托邦概念来解释这种行为。

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European Journal of Archaeology ARCHAEOLOGY-

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