Occupy Dame Street as slow-motion general strike? Justifying optimism in the wake of Ireland’s failed multitudinal moment
Occupy Dame Street as slow-motion general strike? Justifying optimism in the wake of Ireland’s failed multitudinal moment
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占领戴姆街是一场缓慢的总罢工？
DOI：
10.1080/23269995.2014.898530
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发表时间：
2014
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影响因子：
1.5
通讯作者：
Nicholas Kiersey
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作者：
Nicholas Kiersey
在讨论他们对水平主义政治模式的希望时，哈特和奈格里设想了一场盛大的凯罗克事件，宣布大众的“成为王子”。本文根据爱尔兰占领圣母街 (ODS) 活动人士的策略和言论反思了这一想法。本文首先简要介绍了 ODS 运动的兴起和衰落，因为它努力激发一个饱受金融危机困扰的国家的政治想象力，文章探讨了该运动的行动在多大程度上符合“多元理想”。文章表明，在某种程度上，该运动中的主导派系在不知不觉中开始接受一种自己的“事件政治”——这一转变对该运动的成功构成了障碍，而其他地方的占领运动根本没有这样做过。必须去争。以这个故事为契机，反思该事件在哈特和内格里作品中的地位，然后文章讨论了横向政治的两种替代方法……
Discussing their hopes for a horizontalist mode of politics, Hardt and Negri envision a grand, kairotic event that will announce the ‘becoming prince’ of the multitude. This article reflects on this idea in light of the strategies and discourses of Ireland’s Occupy Dame Street (ODS) activists. Starting with a brief account of the rise and fall of the ODS movement, as it struggled to engage the political imagination of a nation beset by financial crisis, the article explores the extent to which the actions of the movement conformed to ‘multitudinal ideals.’ It suggests that, in a way, and quite unconsciously, dominant factions in the movement came to embrace a kind of ‘event politics’ of their own – a turn which posed a barrier to the movement’s success, in a way with which occupy movements elsewhere simply did not have to contend. Taking this story as an opportunity to reflect on the place of the event in Hardt and Negri’s work, the article then discusses two alternative approaches to horizontal politics....