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IF 0.8 Q2 AREA STUDIES
R. Abusharaf, Uday Chandra, I. Promodh
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这一特别部分借鉴了印度洋研究的动态新领域,重新思考诸如空间和流通(杰里米·普雷斯霍尔特)、性别和亲属关系(马哈茂德·库利亚)以及大众媒体和基础设施(宾杜·梅诺·曼尼尔)等关键概念。通过来自贡献者档案和田野调查的跨学科新见解,文章从独特的智力优势批判性地质疑这些概念。来自全球不同地区的历史学家和人类学家齐聚一堂,共同探讨“与印度洋一起思考”。作者采用了一个在人文和社会科学中广泛使用的概念,然后在他们研究的背景下创造性地重新构想它。在这样做的过程中,他们偏离了我们熟悉的观察和认知方式,提供了一个新的非殖民化的视角来理解构成我们世界的循环和联系。
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Introduction
This special section draws on the dynamic new field of Indian Ocean studies to rethink key concepts such as space and circulation (Jeremy Prestholdt), gender and kinship (Mahmood Kooria), and popular media and infrastructure (Bindu Menon Mannil). Through fresh interdisciplinary insights from the contributors' archives and fieldwork, the articles critically interrogate these concepts from a distinctive intellectual vantage point. Historians and anthropologists based in different parts of the globe come together in this special section to “think with the Indian Ocean.” The authors take a concept that is in wide currency in the humanities and social sciences and then reimagine it creatively in the contexts that they study. In doing so, they decenter familiar ways of seeing and knowing, offering a new decolonial lens to make sense of the circularities and connections that constitute our world.
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