Performing democracy and violence, agonism and community, politics and not politics in Sri Lanka
Performing democracy and violence, agonism and community, politics and not politics in Sri Lanka
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在斯里兰卡实行民主与暴力、对抗与社区、政治而非政治
DOI：
10.1016/j.geoforum.2012.03.001
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发表时间：
2012
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影响因子：
3.5
通讯作者：
Spencer J
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作者：
Spencer J
本文考察了斯里兰卡政治空间的建构。从经验上讲，本文借鉴了两个不同的实地项目，一个是20世纪80年代初在该国南部的一个僧伽罗村庄，另一个是21世纪初在东部的一个穆斯林城镇。案例研究集中在宗教与政治之间的关系，特别是宗教-佛教，伊斯兰教-作为社区表达的特权空间，不受政治斗争后果的玷污。该文件在一次借鉴，并批评，激进的民主理论，已在最近的政治地理学广泛讨论的某些链。
The paper examines the construction of the political as a space of contestation in Sri Lanka. Empirically, the article draws on two different field projects, one locating in a Sinhala village in the south of the country in the early 1980s, the other in a Muslim town in the East in the late 2000s. The case studies concentrate on the relationship between religion and politics, and specifically the way in which religion – Buddhism, Islam – is presented as a privileged space for expressions of community, unsullied by the agonistic consequences of the political. The paper at once draws on, and critiques, certain strands of radical democracy theory which have been widely discussed in recent political geography.