Reproducing Identity: Using Images to Promote Pronatalism and Sexual Endogamy among Tibetan Exiles in South Asia
Reproducing Identity: Using Images to Promote Pronatalism and Sexual Endogamy among Tibetan Exiles in South Asia
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再现身份：利用图像促进南亚流亡藏人的生育主义和性内婚
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2006
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Gareth Barkin
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G. Childs;Gareth Barkin
在本文中，作者分析了西藏流亡政府在 20 世纪 90 年代制作的出版物中的图像，这些出版物用于对生活在印度的西藏流亡者进行健康问题教育。目的是展示这些图像如何宣扬生育主义和民族内婚制——西藏流亡者认为，这些目标是阻止中国对他们作为一个独特民族群体的存在构成威胁的重要步骤。作者认为，这些图像中使用的故事书美学通过唤起补救健康教育的风格和权威，消除了其编码信息的意识形态争议。
In this paper the authors analyze images from publications, produced by the Tibetan Government-in-Exile during the 1990s, that were used to educate Tibetan exiles living in India about health issues. The purpose is to show how the images promote pronatalism and ethnic endogamy–objectives that Tibetan exiles view as essential steps toward stemming a perceived threat, perpetrated by China, to their existence as a distinct ethnic group. The authors argue that the storybook aesthetics used in these images efface the ideological controversy of their encoded messages by evoking the style and authority of remedial health education.