Undoing ruination in Jakarta: the gendered remaking of life on a wasted landscape
Undoing ruination in Jakarta: the gendered remaking of life on a wasted landscape
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消除雅加达的破坏：在废弃景观上对生活进行性别改造
DOI：
10.1080/14616742.2017.1364907
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发表时间：
2017
影响因子：
1.6
通讯作者：
Lena Rethel
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作者：
Lisa Tilley;Juanita Elias;Lena Rethel
**摘要**：本次干预分享了雅加达被驱逐女性的影像和故事，她们共同诉说了城市中因国家剥夺而遭受的精神、身体和物质伤害。借助安·劳拉·斯托勒（2013）的语言来揭示破坏与保护的政治，我们阐明了在城市最荒芜的景观中重塑生活的性别特征。本文聚焦于水族馆村（Kampung Akuarium），2016年4月，作为雅加达在巴苏基·查亚·普尔纳马（Basuki Tjahaja Purnama，俗称阿学）执政期间更广泛驱逐行动的一部分，这个社区遭到了暴力驱逐。之后，水族馆村成为雅加达最动荡的地区，居民返回此地要求公正和赔偿，并公然违抗市政府，在他们旧居的废墟上直接重建生活。在荷兰东印度公司（VOC）保存下来的仓库两侧，这个破败的社区最终成为一个场所，殖民历史、国家和资本造成的征收与破坏，以及性别化的伤害和斗争形式都在这里找到了相互并存的物质表现形式。
ABSTRACT This intervention shares images and stories from the women evictees in Jakarta who collectively give voice to the psychic, physical, and material injuries inflicted by state dispossession in the city. Engaging Ann Laura Stoler's (2013) language to expose the politics of ruination and preservation, we illustrate the gendered nature of the remaking of life on the most wasted of urban landscapes. The focus of this piece is Kampung Akuarium, a neighborhood violently evicted in April 2016 as part of a broader evictions regime in Jakarta under the governorship of Basuki Tjahaja Purnama, popularly known as Ahok. In the aftermath, Kampung Akuarium became the most restive of Jakarta's landscapes as residents returned to make claims for justice and compensation, and to remake their lives directly on the rubble of their old homes in defiance of the city government. Flanked by the preserved warehouses of the VOC, the ruined neighbourhood ultimately became a site where colonial histories, state- and capital-inflicted expropriation and ruination, and gendered forms of injury and struggle all found material modes of expression alongside one another.