仇恨的景观——波兰民粹主义话语中的奥尔加·托卡丘克

IF 0.8 4区社会学 Q2 AREA STUDIES

European Review Pub Date : 2022-04-19 DOI:10.1017/S1062798722000126

D. Kołodziejczyk

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本文讨论了获得2018年诺贝尔文学奖的波兰作家奥尔加·托卡丘克(Olga Tokarczuk)如何成为右翼民粹主义话语的目标，将她置于仇恨景观的中心。从现象学和建构主义的角度探讨了仇恨情感景观的特征。作者认为，仇恨景观构成了右翼民粹主义的重要组成部分，其基础是国家紧急状态的叙述以及战争和排斥(他者)的语言。

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The Landscape of Hate – Olga Tokarczuk in Populist Discourse in Poland

This article discusses how Olga Tokarczuk, the Polish writer awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for 2018, has become a target of right-wing populist discourse, locating her at the centre of the landscape of hate. The features of the affective landscape of hate are discussed from the phenomenological and constructivist perspective. The author argues that the landscape of hate constitutes an important part of right-wing populism based on the narrative of national emergency and the language of war and exclusion (othering).

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European Review AREA STUDIES-

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