Südwester-Reiter:纳米比亚的恐惧、归属和定居者殖民暴力

IF 2.6 Q1 POLITICAL SCIENCE
J. Lahti
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摘要

摘要本文考察了赫雷罗和纳马大屠杀与纳米比亚温得和克Reiterdenkmal雕像历史之间的连续性。它将这座雕像解释为种族灭绝生活经历的延伸,也是定居者归属的一个有争议的象征。Reiterdenkmal将殖民暴力重新表述为白人受害者和黑人野蛮,并推进了德国定居者对非洲土地的主张。暴力和“骑手”一起将非洲黑人空间重塑为白人定居者空间。然而,这种定居者的归属感过去和现在都是基于恐惧。对原住民归属的不确定性和对原住民的恐惧首先导致了对非洲黑人的杀害和剥削,而定居者的身份仍然不确定,因为在独立的纳米比亚,过去暴力的遗留问题和清算问题仍未解决。
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Südwester Reiter: Fear, Belonging, and Settler Colonial Violence in Namibia
ABSTRACT This article examines the continuities between the Herero and Nama genocide and the history of the Reiterdenkmal statue in Windhoek, Namibia. It interprets the statue as an extension of the lived experience of the genocide and a contested symbol of settler belonging. The Reiterdenkmal reformulated colonial violence as white victimhood and black savagery, and advanced German settler claims over African soil. Violence and the “rider” together remade black African space into white settler space. Yet, this settler belonging was and remains grounded on fears. Uncertainty over belonging and fear of the Natives had driven the killing and exploitation of black Africans in the first place, and settler identities remain uncertain as the legacies and reckonings of past violence continue unresolved in independent Namibia.
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Journal of Genocide Research
Journal of Genocide Research POLITICAL SCIENCE-
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