New protest history: Exploring the historical geographies and geographical histories of resistance through gender, practice, and materiality
New protest history: Exploring the historical geographies and geographical histories of resistance through gender, practice, and materiality
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DOI：
10.1111/gec3.12491
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发表时间：
2020-06-01
影响因子：
3.1
通讯作者：
Awcock, Hannah
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作者：
Awcock, Hannah
在过去的20年里，对抵抗运动的历史和历史地理的研究借鉴了历史和地理学科中的趋势，发展成了一个被称为“新抗议史”的子领域。该领域的许多学者的地理背景和研究方法意味着，“新抗议历史地理学”将是一个更准确的描述，尽管不那么雄辩。本文定义了新的抗议历史，并使用三个关键主题：性别、实践和实质性来探索其对理解抵抗地理的贡献。在这个过程中，我为未来的研究确定了三个途径：交叉性、任务图景和激进主义历史地理学。
Over the last 20 years, the study of the history and historical geography of resistance has drawn on trends within the disciplines of history and geography to develop into a subfield known as "new protest history." The geographical background and approach of many of the scholars in the field means that "new protest historical geography" would be a more accurate, if less eloquent, descriptor. This article defines new protest history and explores its contributions to understandings of the geographies of resistance using three key themes: gender, practice, and materiality. In the process, I identify three avenues for future research: intersectionality, taskscapes, and activist historical geography.