From "Lamb Kebabs" to "Shared Joy": Cultural Appropriation, Ignorance and the Constrained Connectivity within the "One Belt, One Road" Initiative
From "Lamb Kebabs" to "Shared Joy": Cultural Appropriation, Ignorance and the Constrained Connectivity within the "One Belt, One Road" Initiative
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DOI：
10.1007/s12652-020-02066-z
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发表时间：
2019-05-31
影响因子：
2.6
通讯作者：
Chen, Yangbin
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作者：
Chen, Yangbin
本文主要关注后毛时代以来汉人对维吾尔文化的挪用。一个独特的例子是喜剧演员陈佩斯在1986年的一部电视小品中扮演的维吾尔族羊肉串小贩。文化侵占的根源是对维吾尔文化的去本质化，以平息市场经济时代广大汉人对文化消费的需求。作者进一步考察了2018年中国侵占非洲文化的类似案例。归根结底，中国汉族根深蒂固的文化无知倾向于民族和种族“他者”的说法在今天仍然盛行，这对党和国家在“一带一路”框架内加强民心相通的崇高目标构成了微妙的挑战。
This article primarily pays attention to Han Chineseappropriations of Uyghur culture from the post-Mao era. A uniquecase is comedian Chen Peisi's role of Uyghur lamb kebab peddlerin a TV sketch in 1986. The root of the cultural appropriation is tore-essentialize Uyghur culture to quell the demand by the majorityHan Chinese for cultural consumption in the market economyera. The author further examines a similar case of Chineseappropriation of African culture in 2018. In the end, the articleargues that deeply-rooted cultural ignorance from Han Chinesetowards ethnic and racial "others" is still prevalent today, whichposes a subtle challenge to the Party-State's lofty goal of buildingpeople-bonds within the One Belt and One Road Initiative.