亲属关系是海洋研究中的关键习语

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Katharina Fackler, Silvia Schultermandl
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摘要本文提出了海洋亲属关系的工作定义,即与海洋的亲属关系和由海洋塑造的亲属关系。它使用亲属关系的概念作为一种批判性的习语和概念透镜,通过它我们可以检查海洋转向的潜力,重新思考人类和非人类归属的形式。现代主义和殖民主义是由海洋流动性刺激和维持的。海洋,作为水路和物质的存在,帮助塑造了现代(重新)的亲属关系。本引言承认海洋亲属关系在系统性种族主义、殖民不公正和全球权力不平衡的条件下的处境,在海洋流动、劳动力和生态的各种背景下,目前和历史上。我们的亲属概念包含了相互照顾的实践,这种实践来自于对相互依赖、集体和隶属关系的理解。本书以亲缘关系和相互关怀为重点,在海洋研究领域开创了新的批判传统。
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Kinship as critical idiom in oceanic studies
ABSTRACT This introduction puts forth a working definition of oceanic kinship as kinship with the ocean and kinship shaped by the ocean. It uses the notion of kinship as a critical idiom and conceptual lens through which we can examine the oceanic turn’s potential for rethinking forms of human and nonhuman belonging. Modernity and coloniality were spurred and sustained by oceanic mobility. The oceans, as waterways and material presences, have helped shape modern-day (re-)configurations of kinship. This introduction acknowledges oceanic kinship’s situatedness within conditions of systemic racism, colonial injustice, and global power imbalances in the various contexts of oceanic im/mobility, labor, and ecologies, presently and historically. Our notion of kinship encompasses practices of mutual care which emerge from an understanding of interdependence, collectivity, and affiliation. With its focus on kinship and mutual care, this introduction charts a new critical tradition within ocean studies.
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