Constructing a Humanitarian Self: Emily Hobhouse's Auto/Biographical Traces, 1899-1926
Constructing a Humanitarian Self: Emily Hobhouse's Auto/Biographical Traces, 1899-1926
复制标题
构建人道主义自我：艾米丽·霍布豪斯的自传/传记痕迹，1899-1926
DOI：
10.1080/14780038.2022.2147411
复制
发表时间：
2022
影响因子：
0.6
通讯作者：
Dampier H
中科院分区：
文献类型：
--
作者：
Dampier H
在1899-1902年南非战争期间和之后的救济工作之后，英国妇女参政论者和人道主义者艾米莉·霍布豪斯(1860-1926)以几种自传形式证明了她的人道主义，所有这些形式都包含了布尔妇女对战时苦难的描述。我们考虑谢弗和史密斯(2004)的“承认伦理”对霍布豪斯构建她的人道主义权威的影响，以及这些账户本身成为“不可触及的”证词的过程。在考察霍布豪斯作为情感实践的生活写作的反复时，我们分析了她感受到的道德，探索了她对个人责任的冲动，并思考了她的自传/传记在南非联合制作的目的是什么。
Following her relief work during and after the 1899-1902 South African War, British suffragist and humanitarian Emily Hobhouse (1860-1926) testified to her humanitarianism in several auto/biographical forms, all of them incorporating Boer women's accounts of wartime suffering. We consider the implications of Schaffer and Smith's (2004) 'ethics of recognition' for Hobhouse's construction of her humanitarian authority and the processes whereby the accounts themselves became 'untouchable' testimonies. In examining the iterations of Hobhouse's life writing as emotional practices, we analyse her felt morality, explore her urge to personal accountability, and consider to what purposes her auto/biography was co-produced in South Africa.