爱是如何排序的:与纪律国际关系的接触

IF 2.7 1区社会学 Q1 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

European Journal of International Relations Pub Date : 2023-08-14 DOI:10.1177/13540661231190238

Liane Hartnett

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摘要

爱在规范的产生和秩序的维持中起着重要的作用。历史上，它与秩序的想象有关，它被唤起来构成社区、合法的强制和(非)权力。换句话说，爱提供了一种情感粘合剂，将群体联系在一起，构建情感来推动和约束行动，是权力运作的组成部分。为了各种政治目的，爱情可以被唤起和支配。这篇文章将爱作为一种积极情感的叙述复杂化，揭示了爱在国际关系学科(IR)中被忽视的历史，它是一种意识形态的面具，掩盖了它在帝国、战争和统治等暴力世界制造项目中的含义。为了说明这一点，本文确定了三种理想的典型逻辑，即黑格尔的、奥古斯丁的和尼采的逻辑，它们是爱的有序工作的例证，并研究了它们是如何在三位学科关系的主要人物，即阿尔弗雷德·齐默尔(1859-1957)、莱因霍尔德·尼布尔(1892-1971)和汉斯·摩根索(1904-1980)的作品中得到表达的。

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How love orders: an engagement with disciplinary International Relations

Love plays an important role in the normative production and sustenance of order. Historically implicated in imaginaries of order, it has been evoked to constitute community, legitimate coercion and (dis)empower. Put differently, love provides the affective glue that binds groups, frames feelings to enable and constrain action and is integral to the workings of power. Love can be evoked and governed for various political ends. Complicating accounts of love as a positive emotion, this article uncovers love’s neglected history in disciplinary International Relations (IR) as an ideological mask that conceals its implication in violent worldmaking projects of empire, war and domination. To illustrate this, it identifies three ideal-typical – or Hegelian, Augustinian and Nietzschean – logics that exemplify love’s ordering work and examines how they find expression in the work of three leading figures of disciplinary IR, namely Alfred Zimmern (1859–1957), Reinhold Niebuhr (1892–1971) and Hans Morgenthau (1904–1980).

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European Journal of International Relations INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS-

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6.60

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