邀请进入梅赫菲尔:穆斯林妇女的跨区域知识网络

IF 1 1区 哲学 0 PHILOSOPHY
Sreejata Paul
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关于20世纪早期著名妇女组织的研究突出了美国和欧洲妇女参政论者如何参与并发表关于彼此活动的报告。不太为人所知的是,亚洲和非洲女性之间在摆脱殖民现代性的空间中发生的令人兴奋的交流循环。在这篇文章中,我探讨了这样的电路如何唤起文化机构嵌入在宫廷赞助表演艺术和修辞的共同历史中。为此,我将《mehfil》作为另一种范式,以捕捉二十世纪上半叶阿拉伯人领域内妇女的观念网络是如何运作的。除了描绘被忽视的女性思想交流的循环之外,这部电影还展示了这种交流,如果得到关注,是如何与已知的女权主义历史形成某种紧张关系的。通过扩大我们对早期女性活动家或女性知识网络先驱的定义,它质疑并干预了我们对第一波女权主义的理解。通过强调性别正义诉求与反帝国主义话语之间的相互作用,《mehfil》提供了一个早期的女性集体模式,这种模式不依赖于对选举权或其他立法改革的要求,而是依赖于对殖民父权制的批判。
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An Invitation into the Mehfil: Muslim Women's Interregional Intellectual Networks
Abstract Scholarship on prominent women's organizations of the early twentieth century highlights how American and European suffragists participated in and published reports about one another's activities. Less well-known are the exciting circuits of exchange that took place between women in Asia and Africa in spaces emerging out of colonial modernity. In this article, I explore how such circuits evoke cultural institutions embedded within shared histories of courtly patronage of the performing arts and rhetoric. To this end, I posit the mehfil as an alternative paradigm to capture how women's ideational networks operated within the Perso-Arabic sphere in the first half of the twentieth century. The mehfil, in addition to delineating neglected circuits of women's intellectual exchanges, also demonstrates how such exchanges, if attended to, pose certain tensions with known feminist histories. By broadening the definition of who we think of as early women activists or as pioneers of women's intellectual networks, it interrogates and intervenes within our understanding of first-wave feminisms. By foregrounding the interaction of claims for gender justice with anti-imperialist discourse, the mehfil provides an early model of women's collectivity that hinges not on demands for suffrage or other legislative reform, but on critique of colonial patriarchy.
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