走向没有白人的未来:罗伯特·索布克威和非洲人的分类

IF 0.5 Q4 SOCIOLOGY
Emma Daitz
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本文采用了索布韦著名的公开演讲和他给朋友、自由派记者本杰明·波格朗德(Benjamin Pogrund)的不太为人所知的私人信件中的材料,认为索布韦最好被视为一个激进的非种族主义者,他以反本质主义的方式看待种族,并试图破坏产生种族的物质、社会和政治条件。它还探讨了在普通和日常层面上种族的解体。
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Towards a Future Without White People: Robert Sobukwe and the Category of the African
ABSTRACT Using material both from Sobukwe’s well-known public addresses and from his lesser known private letters to his friend the liberal journalist Benjamin Pogrund, this article argues that Sobukwe is best regarded as a radical non-racialist who regarded race in anti-essentialist terms and sought to unmake the material, social and political conditions that give rise to it. It also explores the unmaking of race at the ordinary and everyday level.
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