The ethnographic novel as activist mode of existence: translating the field with homeless people and beyond
The ethnographic novel as activist mode of existence: translating the field with homeless people and beyond
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民族志小说作为激进的存在方式：与无家可归者及其他人一起翻译这个领域
DOI：
10.1080/14649365.2016.1231336
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发表时间：
2017
影响因子：
2.5
通讯作者：
Michele Lancione
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文献类型：
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作者：
Michele Lancione
摘要 本文主张创造性方法论作为相关学术实践的工具。它提供了对一个具体案例的分析，其中一本非学术文本——一本由参与者介绍、一本民族志小说、21幅插图和一篇政治文章组成的综合书——允许对意大利无家可归者的田野调查进行有意义的重新利用。这种重新拨款被理解和理论化为一种研究活动家的“存在模式”，即作为一种使用创造性方法来追求与弱势群体积极和解放性接触的方式。本文将这种“存在模式”分析为由多种“翻译”或朝向相同利益的方向组成的过程，并清楚地表明了非人类机构在其展开过程中的作用。通过其超越人类的叙述，本文为研究行动主义的辩论做出了创新贡献，并对如何与弱势群体进行有意义的接触进行了新的反思。结论强调了进一步加强本文提出的积极研究存在模式的改进领域。
Abstract The paper argues in favour of creative methodologies as tool for relevant academic praxis. It provides the analysis of a concrete case in which a non-academic text – a composite book made of a participant’s introduction, an ethnographic novel, 21 graphic illustrations and a political essay – allowed for a meaningful re-appropriation of a fieldwork with homeless people in Italy. Such re-appropriation is understood and theorized as a research-activist ‘mode of existence’, namely as a way to use creative methodologies to pursue active and emancipatory engagement with vulnerable groups. The paper analyses this ‘mode of existence’ as a process made of several ‘translations’, or orientations towards the same interests, and it clearly shows the role of non-human agencies in their unfolding. Through its more-than-human narrative, the paper provides an innovative contribution to debates on research-activism and a new reflection on how to engage meaningfully with vulnerable groups. The conclusion highlights areas of improvement to further strengthen the activist-research mode of existence presented in the paper.
参与的认识论，或者说，批判的人文地理学家知道什么是有用的？
影响因子：
5
作者：
Mason K
通讯作者：
Mason K