遏制政治:破坏和干预

Kumarini Silva
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在这篇文章中,我考虑了舒适女权主义的三个相互关联的方面,考虑并揭示了它的潜在用途,超越了对舒适女权主义本身的批评。首先,我认为舒适女权主义总是与非白人身体的额外情感劳动密切相关。然后,我将这些非白人的身体识别为地理体:地理上产生的主体/客体。它总是作为一种对地理和政治的破坏或冲击而产生的,这是一种隐性的规范白人,既公开又隐蔽,即使在更进步的空间,包括女权主义空间。最后,我认为,尽管(三重)劳动地缘体确实如此,但破坏规范可能会带来什么乐趣,尤其是在当代政治中。为了做到这一点,我转向两个独立但相互关联的事件——一个是公共的,另一个是个人的——来推断我的方法。在研究这些例子的过程中,我考虑了解除约束的概念——从约束(遏制)中产生的不快乐(不满)导致对两者的拒绝——作为地理主体激进可能性的一种形式,尤其是在占据政治、地理、种族和性别等不适合他们的空间时。通过关注舒适女权主义的相关方面,我希望这些舒适/不适与遏制/不遏制之间的谈判可能会为重新思考空间、种族、情感和政治之间的关系开辟有趣的途径。
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Politics of containment: disruptions and interventions
Abstract In this essay I consider three interrelated aspects of comfort feminism, to consider and unpack its potential use beyond the critique of comfort feminism itself. First, I approach comfort feminism as always intimately implicated in additional affective labor for non-white bodies. I then identify these non-white bodies as geo-bodies: geographically produced subjects/objects. It is a body that is always produced as a disruption to, or an impingement on, the geography and politics of an implicit normative whiteness that is both overt and covert, even in more progressive spaces, including feminist spaces. Ultimately, I consider what pleasure there might be in disrupting the normative despite the (triple) labor geo-bodies do, especially in contemporary politics. To do this, I turn to two separate, but interrelated incidents—one public, the other personal—to extrapolate my approach. In engaging with these examples, I consider the notion of discontainment—where the unhappiness (discontentment) from the disciplining (containment) results in the refusal of both—as a form of radical possibility for the geo-body, especially when occupying spaces—political, geographic, raced, and gendered—not intended for them. By focusing on the interrelated aspects of comfort feminism, my hope is that these negotiations between comfort/discomfort and containment/discontainment may potentially open interesting ways to rethink the relationship between space, race, affect, and politics.
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