Migrant mothers' creative interventions into racialized citizenship
Migrant mothers' creative interventions into racialized citizenship
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移民母亲对种族化公民身份的创造性干预
DOI：
10.1080/01419870.2017.1317825
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发表时间：
2017
影响因子：
2.5
通讯作者：
Erel U
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作者：
Erel U
种族化的移民母亲常常被视为公民身份理论和政治辩论的边缘人，但通过认真对待她们对文化和关爱公民身份所做的贡献，我们挑战了公民身份的种族化界限。借鉴制定公民权的理论，即挑战谁可以合法地声称为公民权做出贡献的霸权叙事，我们通过参与性戏剧方法探索移民妇女的母性。通过对伦敦移民母亲的参与性行动研究（PAR）的分析，我们强调了体现和情感意义对于挑战种族化公民身份的重要性。戏剧方法使参与者能够发展集体被征服的知识，挑战关爱公民的权利、负担和特权的种族化、性别化和阶级化分层。这引起了人们对自我创造力的重要作用的关注，作为理解种族化移民母亲公民身份的文化和护理工作的一个方面。
Racialized migrant mothers are often cast as marginal to theoretical and political debates of citizenship, yet by taking seriously the contributions to cultural and caring citizenship they make, we challenge the racialized boundaries of citizenship. Drawing on theories of enacting citizenship, that is, challenging hegemonic narratives of who can legitimately claim to contribute to citizenship, we explore migrant women’s mothering through participatory theatre methods. Through analysis of participatory action research (PAR) with migrant mothers in London, we emphasize the significance of embodied and affective meanings for challenging racialized citizenship. The theatre methods allow participants to develop collective subjugated knowledges challenging racialized, gendered and classed stratifications of rights, burdens and privileges of caring citizenship. This draws attention to the important role of creativity of the self as an aspect of both cultural and care work for understanding racialized migrant mothers’ citizenship.