美学焦虑的重构与郊区基础设施的贯通:墨尔本的非正式宗教集会场所

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M. Lobo
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摘要墨尔本郊区一处佛教礼拜场所的许可证被当地规划委员会拒绝。法镜会申请在普通住宅区的一栋半独立式单层房屋内举行小型宗教集会,这被认为是不合适的。这篇论文的重点是这一事件,该事件传播了具有传染性的全球白人焦虑和恐惧情绪,以应对澳大利亚郊区基础设施的潜在变化。然而,逃脱审查的是国家批准的对适当郊区基础设施的审美判断,这些基础设施以无形但占主导地位的社会和文化规范为基础。这篇论文呼吁废除这些规范,重新组合白人的影响,并以摆脱对建筑景观中文化多样性的污名化或异国情调的物质表达的方式重塑澳大利亚郊区。响应费利克斯·瓜塔里对具有伦理政治含义的新美学范式的呼吁,我探索了超越世俗/神圣二元的新郊区生态的可能性。这篇论文是根据我作为第一代移民女性和19年前来到墨尔本的印度裔澳大利亚人的转变立场写的。这得益于我对日常多元文化、宗教信仰和白人占多数文化的城市归属感的广泛研究议程。
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Recomposing Aesthetic Anxiety and Perforating Suburban Infrastructures: Informal Religious Meeting Places in Melbourne
ABSTRACT A permit for a Buddhist place of worship in suburban Melbourne was rejected by the local Planning Committee. The application by the Mirror of the Dhamma Society to hold small religious gatherings in a semi-detached single storey house in an area zoned General Residential was deemed inappropriate. The paper focuses on this event that circulated contagious global white affects of anxiety and fear in response to potential changes in the Australian suburban infrastructure. What escaped scrutiny, however, was state-sanctioned aesthetic judgements of appropriate suburban infrastructures that were underpinned by invisible but dominant social and cultural norms. This paper calls for undoing these norms, recomposing white affects, and remaking Australian suburbia in ways that veer away from stigmatising or exoticizing material expressions of cultural diversity in the built landscape. Responding to Felix Guattari’s call for a new aesthetic paradigm with ethico-political implications, I explore the possibilities for new suburban ecologies that transcend the secular/sacred binary. The paper is written from my shifting positionality as a first-generation migrant woman and Australian of Indian heritage who arrived in Melbourne 19 years ago. It is informed by my broad research agenda on everyday multiculturalism, grounded religiosity, and belonging in cities with white majority cultures.
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