注意差距:反种族主义的马基雅维利式教训

IF 1 4区社会学 Q3 POLITICAL SCIENCE

Polity Pub Date : 2023-05-17 DOI:10.1086/725190

Isaac Gabriel Salgado

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摘要

本文结合马基雅维利关于差异的写作以及他对真理与表象关系的理论分析了种族的发展。我关注的是现代早期西班牙血液纯度法规的兴起，展示了种族化是如何应对对辨别受试者真实身份能力的焦虑的。尽管种族起到了掩盖真相和外表之间潜在差距的作用，但我认为马基雅维利坚持认为不可能弥合这一差距。因此，他为我们提供了一种抵制种族化的主体性理论。

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Mind the Gap: A Machiavellian Lesson in Anti-Racism

This article analyzes the development of race alongside Machiavelli’s writing on difference and his theorization of the relationship between truth and appearances. I focus on the rise of blood purity statutes in early modern Spain, showing how racialization responded to anxieties regarding the ability to discern subjects’ true identity. Whereas race functioned to cover over the potential gap between truth and appearances, I argue that Machiavelli insisted upon the impossibility of bridging this gap. He thus offers us a theory of subjecthood that resists racialization.

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Polity POLITICAL SCIENCE-

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