Recasting subjectivity through the lenses: new forms of environmental mobilisation in China
Recasting subjectivity through the lenses: new forms of environmental mobilisation in China
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透过镜头重塑主体性：中国环境动员的新形式
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2013
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M. Barr
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Joy Y. Zhang;M. Barr
环境政治中的视觉形象可以成为吸引公众参与的有效途径。然而，基于对来自中国9个环境非政府组织（ENGINEERING）的21名受访者的研究表明，图像在促进环境倡议方面的价值不仅限于展览，而且还体现在制作过程中。在中国，ENERGY越来越多地为公众提供免费的自然摄影辅导。相机镜头被视为重塑自我与自然关系的管道，这有可能提高环境意识，促进ENGO成员。借鉴社会运动和当代中国下层政治社会学的理论，本文提供了新的见解基层环境动员在中国。
Visual imagery in environmental politics can be an effective way to engage the public. However, research based on 21 interviewees with activists from nine environmental non-governmental organisations (ENGOs) in China suggests that the value of images in promoting environmental initiatives is not limited to the exhibition of them, but is also seen in the making of them. Increasingly in China, ENGOs are offering free natural photographic tutoring to the public. Camera lenses are seen as conduits to recast self-nature relations, which has the potential to raise environmental awareness and promote ENGO membership. Drawing on both theories of social movements and contemporary Chinese subaltern political sociology, this paper provides new insights into grass-roots environmental mobilisation in China.