再分配与认同:奈及利亚女性部落格的性别平等话语分析

Diretnan Dikwal-Bot
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本文检视奈及利亚女性部落格中,性别不平等的文化与经济表现形式的动态。通过对从5个女性撰写的博客中检索到的253条评论进行专题分析,我借鉴了尼日利亚性别不平等的突出案例,如“穆罕默杜·布哈里总统对妻子的立场”和“拒绝性别与平等机会法案”。分析显示,奈及利亚女性的部落格讨论显示,相较于对再分配的积极态度,她们对文化变迁普遍不宽容。为了解决这种复杂性,我认为尼日利亚的性别平等倡导应该主要从再分配的角度出发。这需要与获得承认这一别有用心的目标相伴随。总体而言,该研究通过强调再分配政治在博客话语中的首要地位,反驳了身份政治正在威胁取代再分配问题在全球政治议程上的观点。它通过提供对在线话语背景下性别不平等的文化和经济政治之间实际联系的罕见见解,丰富了媒体研究和性别研究。
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Redistribution and recognition: An analysis of gender in/equality discourse on Nigerian female blogs
This article examines the dynamics of representation between cultural and economic forms of gender inequality on Nigerian female blogs. Through a thematic analysis of 253 comments retrieved from five female-authored blogs, I draw on prominent cases of gender inequality in Nigeria, such as ‘President Muhammadu Buhari’s position on his wife’ and the ‘rejection of the Gender and Equal Opportunities Bill’. The analysis showed that blog discussions among females in Nigeria suggest extensive intolerance to cultural change, especially in comparison to the more positive attitude towards redistribution. To tackle this complexity, I argue that gender equality advocacy in Nigeria should commence mainly from a redistributive standpoint. This needs to be accompanied by the ulterior aim of achieving recognition. Overall, the study contests the idea that identity politics is threatening to replace the issue of redistribution on the global political agenda by highlighting the primacy of redistributive politics in blog discourse. It enriches media studies and gender research by providing rare insight into the practical connections between cultural and economic politics of gender inequality in an online discursive context.
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