Affective History, Working-Class Communities and Self-Determination
Affective History, Working-Class Communities and Self-Determination
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情感历史、工人阶级社区和自决
DOI：
10.1111/1467-954x.12435
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发表时间：
2016
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通讯作者：
Valerie Walkerdine
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作者：
Valerie Walkerdine
本文运用情感历史的概念，探讨了日常存在的共同创造，产生了可能存在并传承了数百年的共同意义。事实上，其中一些意义显然成为将我们联系在一起的有力象征。因此，数百年来所持有的共同意义可以对当前公共存在的构建产生影响。将这种方法应用于具有苦难或流离失所历史的工人阶级社区（通常被各机构理解为“难以接触”）的研究，要求我们采取创造性的研究方法。从方法论上来说，这项工作源于聆听一段运动和排斥的碎片历史，而这些历史是在关注对话和采访中收集的往往是小而轶事的细节时出现的。这种方法是参考使用联合生产研究框架进行探索的。
Using a concept of affective history, this paper explores the common creation of everyday being-ness, producing common meanings that may have existed and been passed down over hundreds of years. Indeed, some of those meanings clearly become potent symbols binding us together. Thus, common meanings, held for many hundreds of years can have an effect in relation to the construction of communal beingness in the present. Applying this approach to research in working-class communities with a history of suffering or displacement, often understood by agencies as ‘hard to reach’, demands that we take a creative approach to research. Methodologically, this work came out of listening to a fragmentary history of movement and exclusion that emerged out of attending to the collection of often small, anecdotal, details in conversations and interviews. This approach is explored with reference to using a co-production research framework.
公共存在与情感：对前工业社区创伤的探索
影响因子：
1.8
作者：
Walkerdine V
通讯作者：
Walkerdine V