“My Paper, My Paper”: Reflections on the embodied production of postcolonial geographical responsibility in academic writing
“My Paper, My Paper”: Reflections on the embodied production of postcolonial geographical responsibility in academic writing
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“我的论文，我的论文”：对后殖民地理责任在学术写作中体现的思考
DOI：
10.1016/j.geoforum.2008.06.008
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发表时间：
2009
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影响因子：
3.5
通讯作者：
Patricia Noxolo
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作者：
Patricia Noxolo
本文提出这样一个问题：作为一个后殖民地理作家，我的责任是什么？它以作者在成为学者的旅程中所写的文本中的三个摘录为起点：催化剂时刻，作为学者的自我生产时刻，以及（失败的）学术生产时刻。这段旅程提出了一个围绕身体在学术写作中说话的方式的问题，文章的其余部分回顾了与身体有关的物质性的地理文献，认为德勒兹关于物质作为代理和创造性的观点特别有助于理解和负责任地参与身体在后殖民学术写作中说话的不确定但坚持的方式。
This article asks the question: what are my responsibilities as a postcolonial geographical writer? It takes as its starting point three extracts from texts written by the writer on their journey towards becoming an academic: a catalyst moment, a moment of self-production as an academic, and a moment of (failed) academic production. This journey raises a problematic around the ways in which the body speaks in academic writing, and the remainder of the piece reviews the geographical literature on materiality in relation to the body, arguing that Deleuzian views of matter as agentic and creative are particularly helpful in comprehending and engaging responsibly with the indeterminate but insistent ways in which the body speaks in postcolonial academic writing.