城市之门

IF 0.9 4区社会学 Q2 CULTURAL STUDIES

Representations Pub Date : 2023-01-01 DOI:10.1525/rep.2023.162.7.93

Shakirah E Hudani

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摘要

本文立足于非洲大都市的物质条件，消解了后殖民国家的想象，探讨了城市的情感基调。透过肯尼亚首都后殖民主义失望的棱镜来审视反殖民主义的承诺意味着什么?日常政治的喧嚣和不结盟对内罗毕的转型计划提出了质疑，引起了人们对怀疑和信仰的关注，并从边缘地区进行了理论化。

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Gates to the City

Grounded in the material conditions of the African metropolis, this essay decenters the imaginary of the postcolonial state and investigates the affective tenor of the city. What does it mean to navigate anticolonial promise through the prism of postcolonial disappointment in Kenya’s capital? An everyday politics of hustling and nonalignment questions the project of transformation in Nairobi, drawing attention to situated engagements with skepticism and belief, and theorizing from marginal territories.

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