Outside belonging: a discursive analysis of British South Asian (BSA) Muslim women's experiences of being 'Othered' in local spaces
Outside belonging: a discursive analysis of British South Asian (BSA) Muslim women's experiences of being 'Othered' in local spaces
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外部归属：对英国南亚（BSA）穆斯林妇女在当地空间中被“他者”的经历的话语分析
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10.1080/01419870.2022.2123715
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发表时间：
2022
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2.5
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Bibi R
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Bibi R
借鉴与英国南亚（BSA）穆斯林妇女在奥尔德姆的实证研究，并侧重于体现交叉性的歧视，他们面临的，本文探讨了英国穆斯林妇女的经验，属于在当地的空间。本文通过对地点、归属和身份的话语分析，认为BSA穆斯林妇女似乎对国家构成了明显的威胁，在地方和国家内部占据着矛盾的地位，但不是国家的一部分。以英格兰北部前磨坊小镇奥尔德姆为背景，研究结果表明，更广泛的穆斯林妇女作为“其他”的霸权话语是由当地的动态和形状不和谐的日常经验的影响。有人认为，奥尔德姆提出了一个微观世界，以查看国家与穆斯林少数群体的复杂关系，并与当前的政治景观上升的右翼民粹主义和伊斯兰恐惧症的共鸣。
Drawing on empirical research with British South Asian (BSA) Muslim women in Oldham and focussing on the embodied intersectional nature of discrimination they face, this paper explores British Muslim women’s experiences of belonging in local spaces. Through a discursive analysis of place, belonging and identity, this paper argues that BSA Muslim women appear as a visible threat to the nation, occupying a contradictory position of both within the local and national but not part of it. Focused on the context of Oldham, a former mill town in the North of England, findings suggest wider hegemonic discourses of Muslim woman as “Other” are inflected by local dynamics and shape discordant everyday experiences. It is argued that Oldham presents a microcosm with which to view the nations complex relationship with its Muslim minority groups and resonates with the current political landscape of rising right-wing populism and Islamophobia.