人口和移动玩家08年至2012年在南格兰一个小镇发生冲突

IF 0.1 4区 社会学 Q4 Social Sciences
Sociologus Pub Date : 2018-12-01 DOI:10.3790/SOC.68.2.125
Frank Heidemann
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2009年9月21日,印度教徒报发表了一篇名为《财产纠纷滚雪球般升级为紧张局势》的文章。去年,一场关于葬礼和家族财产继承的纠纷标志着Kotagiri镇和周围Badaga村庄更大冲突的开始。当地议会决定,这块有争议的土地应该给这个家庭唯一的儿子,但他的姐妹们是合法的所有者,拒绝了这一决定。这导致了修女们被逐出教会,以及关于传统法律制度地位和基于民族的司法自治权的更广泛的争议。国家干预,传统领袖被逮捕。在几个小时内,这些领导人的支持者封锁了道路,抵制了商店和学校。经过激烈的谈判和交保后,他们被释放。这些事件引发了关于传统、性别、政党政治、民族自治以及与国家关系的问题。在随后的岁月里,这场冲突继续影响着社会、经济和仪式生活的其他领域。我认为气氛,作为周围空间的感觉质量,煽动了更大冲突的火焰。参与或目睹公共紧张局势的人受到了情绪上的影响。恐惧、愤怒、焦虑、不确定和失望成为主导情绪。通过电子方式、报纸和电视传播的新闻传播着紧张气氛。但是,人体似乎是使更大的冲突持续下去的最有效的媒介。情绪状态被储存在人体中,并被带到当地的集市和村庄。局部大气相互联系,形成更大的大气。
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Stimmungslagen und mobile Akteure. Ein Konflikt in einer südindischen Kleinstadt 2008 bis 2012
On 21 September 2009, the Hindu published an article titled, "Property dispute snowballs into tension". In the previous year a dispute over a funeral and the inheritance of a family property marked the beginning of a larger conflict in Kotagiri town and the surrounding Badaga villages. The local councils decided that the disputed land should be given to the family's only son, but his sisters were the legal owners and rejected this decision. This led to the excommunication of the sisters, and broader disputes about the status of traditional legal institutions and the autonomy of ethnic-based jurisdiction. The state interfered and traditional leaders were arrested. Within a few hours supporters of those leaders blocked roads and boycotted shops and schools. After intense negotiation and posting bail they were released. These events raised questions about tradition, gender, party politics, ethnic autonomy and the relationship to the state. In the years that followed, the conflict continued to influence other areas of social, economic, and ritual life. I argue that atmospheres, as the felt quality of the surrounding space, fanned the flames of the larger conflict. People who participated or witnessed public tension were emotionally affected. Fear, anger, anxiety, uncertainty and disappointment became dominant emotions. News transmitted electronically and in daily papers and TV spread tension. But the human body appeared as the most effective medium for the continuity of the larger conflict. Emotive states were stored in human bodies and carried to local bazaars and into the villages. Local atmospheres were interconnected and formed larger atmospheres.
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