《颠覆叙事:种族、强奸和档案》

Q2 Social Sciences
Tonia Sutherland
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摘要

摘要以批判性档案研究为方法论框架,将尸体档案理论应用于两起历史性法律案件:阿拉莫阿纳男孩案和中央公园五人案。通过这两个案例,我证明了运用尸体档案的三个主要基础——文献记录、叙事结构和傅的“尸体”概念——可以批判性地揭露、复杂化和扰乱尸体叙事,为尼日利亚作家奇玛曼达·阿迪奇在历史记录中所说的“单个故事的危险”提供了一个新的理论框架。最后,我认为,正是通过颠覆尸体叙事,以更多解放性的反叙事为中心,档案馆才可能将自己想象并宣传为充满解放冲动和成熟解放潜力的场所。
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Disrupting Carceral Narratives: Race, Rape, and the Archives
Abstract Using critical archival studies as a methodological frame, this paper applies theories of the carceral archive to two historic legal cases: the Ala Moana Boys and the Central Park Five. Through these two cases I demonstrate that engaging the three primary underpinnings of the carceral archive—documentary records, narrative construction, and Foucauldian conceptions of “the carceral”—can critically expose, complicate, and unsettle carceral narratives, providing a new theoretical framework for troubling what Nigerian author Chimamanda Adichie calls “the danger of a single story” in the historical record. Finally, I argue that it is through disrupting carceral narratives and centering more liberatory counter-narratives that archives might envision and promote themselves as sites replete with emancipatory impulses and ripe with liberatory potential.
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Open Information Science
Open Information Science Social Sciences-Library and Information Sciences
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