Fading, twisting, and weaving: An interpretive ethnography of the Black barbershop as cultural space
Fading, twisting, and weaving: An interpretive ethnography of the Black barbershop as cultural space
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DOI：
10.1177/1077800402239343
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发表时间：
2003-02-01
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2
通讯作者：
Alexander, BK
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作者：
Alexander, BK
黑人社区的理发店是一个话语空间，在这里，黑人的头发护理，黑人的头发护理和闲聊的融合为文化交流建立了一个环境。这种解释性的民族志将黑人社区的理发店描述为民族志探索和描述的文化场所。本文将文化遗址定义为不仅是民族志凝视所选择的地理社会场所，而且是文化社区内的一个集中场合，它是平庸的仪式化活动和文化货币交换的汇合点。这篇文章关注的是理发店里的社会体验，知道社会体验在文化和表演的交叉点相遇，在反思和记忆的汇合点相遇。
Barbershops in the Black community are discursive spaces in which the confluence of Black hair care, for and by Black people, and small talk establish a context for cultural exchange. This interpretive ethnography describes the barbershop in a Black community as a cultural site for ethnographic exploration and description. The article defines a cultural site not only as the chosen geo-social locale of the ethnographic gaze but also as a centralized occasion within a cultural community that serves at the confluence of banal ritualized activity and the exchange of cultural currency. It is the social experience of being in the barbershop that the article focuses on, knowing that social experience meets at the intersection of culture and performance, and at the confluence of reflection and remembrance.