Coconuts do not live in townships : cosmopolitanism and its failures in the urban peripheries of Cape Town
Coconuts do not live in townships : cosmopolitanism and its failures in the urban peripheries of Cape Town
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椰子并不生长在城镇：世界主义及其在开普敦城市边缘的失败
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2009
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Elaine R. Salo
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作者：
Elaine R. Salo
直到最近，(人类学的)社会理论还未能(通过空间)将时间解释为活着的时间；不是同步或历时的，而是它的多重性和同时性，它的存在和缺席。非洲社会的‘特殊历史性’植根于多种多样的时间、轨迹和理性，尽管它们是独特的，有时是局部的，但在全球化的世界之外是无法概念化的。(MBembe，2001：8)。
“Until recently (anthropological) Social Theory has failed to account for time as lived, (through space); not synchronically or diachronically but in its multiplicity and simultaneities, its presence and absences. The ‘peculiar historicity’ of African societies are rooted in a multiplicity of times, trajectories, and rationalities that although particular and sometimes local, cannot be conceptualised outside a world that is globalized.” (Mbembe, 2001: 8).