被压迫者的同意:西班牙穆斯林内化的种族主义和伊斯兰恐惧症分析

IF 2.2 3区社会学 Q2 SOCIOLOGY

Sociological Perspectives Pub Date : 2023-07-02 DOI:10.1177/07311214231180555

Daniel Gil-Benumeya

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摘要

本研究以所有统治机制在一定程度上都是基于经历过这些机制的人的归化和再生产为前提，运用“内化种族主义”的概念来探讨生活在西班牙的穆斯林如何内化一些文化和意识形态神话，这些神话支撑着他们所经历的种族主义和伊斯兰恐惧症，特别是在控制和歧视的体制做法方面。它为了解西班牙背景下的种族主义提供了一种创新的方法，展示了西班牙的宗教和种族化少数群体是如何理解、感知、经历并有时再现他们所遭受的歧视的，以及伊斯兰恐惧症是如何与其他形式的种族主义和排斥以及西班牙与伊斯兰教的特定历史关系交织在一起的。这项研究基于从2019年至2021年间举行的八个讨论小组获得的定性数据，这些讨论小组共有61名居住在西班牙各地的穆斯林。

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The Consent of the Oppressed: An Analysis of Internalized Racism and Islamophobia among Muslims in Spain

Taking as our starting point the premise that all domination mechanisms are based partly on their naturalization and reproduction by the very persons that experience them, this study uses the notion of “internalized racism” to explore how Muslims living in Spain internalize some of the cultural and ideological myths that sustain the racism and Islamophobia they experience, especially in relation to institutional practices of control and discrimination. It contributes an innovative approach to the knowledge of racism in the Spanish context, showing how religious and racialized minorities in Spain understand, perceive, experience, and at times reproduce the discrimination they are subject to, and how Islamophobia is entwined with other forms of racism and exclusion as well as with Spain’s specific historical relationship with Islam. The research is based on qualitative data obtained from eight discussion groups that met between 2019 and 2021 and comprised a total of 61 Muslims resident in various parts of Spain.

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