‘Who fears to speak’: Fear, mobility, and ethno‐sectarianism in the two ‘ardoynes’
‘Who fears to speak’: Fear, mobility, and ethno‐sectarianism in the two ‘ardoynes’
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“谁害怕说话”：两个“阿多因”中的恐惧、流动性和民族宗派主义
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10.1080/14718800308405159
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发表时间：
2003
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通讯作者：
Peter Shirlow
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作者：
Peter Shirlow
种族-宗派冲突的持续提醒我们，尽管全球化、文化“同质化”和大众消费已经开始，但种族-宗派分离和恐惧之间的联系仍然是暴力行为和文化两极分化的逻辑和解释的核心。毫无疑问，地方性的、民族主义的和反多元主义的教义，利用特殊的“真理”话语和历史重建来决定住宅隔离的再生产，这种潜力一直存在。
The perpetuation of ethno-sectarian conflicts reminds us that, despite the onset of globalisation, cultural ‘homogenisation’ and mass consumption, the links between ethnosectarian separation and fear remain central to the logic and explanation of violent enactment and cultural polarisation. Without doubt, the potential of localised, nationalist and anti-pluralist doctrines to determine the reproduction of residential segregation using particularistic discourses of ‘truth’ and the reconstruction of history remains ever present.