Towards an Embodied Sociology of War
Towards an Embodied Sociology of War
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迈向具体的战争社会学
DOI：
10.1111/1467-954x.12194
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发表时间：
2014
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通讯作者：
K. McSorley
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作者：
K. McSorley
虽然社会学在历史上并不是战争的良好对话者，但本文认为，身体一直了解战争，我们可以转向肉体，试图发展一种语言，以更好地谈论战争的无数暴力及其社会生成力。它认为，战争是社会变革的熔炉，通过占领和以多种方式从兴奋到残害的无数身体的转变来进行、生活和再生产。战争和军国主义需要根据其基本的、多样化的且往往是残酷的具体经验和理解模式来追踪和分析。因此，本文邀请社会学拓展其想象力的视野，重新思考战争这一至关重要且持久的社会制度，将其视为一系列从根本上体现的经验、实践和政权。
While sociology has historically not been a good interlocutor of war, this paper argues that the body has always known war, and that it is to the corporeal that we can turn in an attempt to develop a language to better speak of its myriad violences and its socially generative force. It argues that war is a crucible of social change that is prosecuted, lived and reproduced via the occupation and transformation of myriad bodies in numerous ways from exhilaration to mutilation. War and militarism need to be traced and analysed in terms of their fundamental, diverse and often brutal modes of embodied experience and apprehension. This paper thus invites sociology to extend its imaginative horizon to rethink the crucial and enduring social institution of war as a broad array of fundamentally embodied experiences, practices and regimes.
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作者：
Williams A
通讯作者：
Williams A