Only Resist: Feminist Ecological Citizenship and the Post‐politics of Climate Change
Only Resist: Feminist Ecological Citizenship and the Post‐politics of Climate Change
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唯有抵抗：女权主义生态公民与气候变化的后政治
DOI：
10.1111/hypa.12065
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发表时间：
2014
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影响因子：
1.1
通讯作者：
S. MacGregor
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作者：
S. MacGregor
欧洲政治理论家认为，当代气候变化的变化是后政治条件的症状。我在这篇文章中的目的是考虑这种分析对女权主义绿色政治可能意味着什么，以及那些相信这样一个项目的人可能会如何回应。虽然大部分以性别为重点的气候变化学术研究都涉及不同的脆弱性和责任和风险的性别分工问题，但我想询问一个占主导地位的新自由主义气候变化叙事对生态女权主义的战略，认识论和规范性影响，可以说没有政治主题，将自然视为要忍受的威胁，用专家管理和个人行为改变取代民主的公共辩论。在这样的时代，反霸权政治理论和社会运动还有什么希望？我建议，与其屈服并加入拥挤的气候变化潮流，另一种反应是追求女权主义生态公民身份的项目，将对霸权新自由主义话语的抵制与女权主义对恢复关于社会环境未来的民主辩论的具体承诺相结合。
European political theorists have argued that contemporary imaginaries of climate change are symptomatic of a post‐political condition. My aim in this essay is to consider what this analysis might mean for a feminist green politics and how those who believe in such a project might respond. Whereas much of the gender‐focused scholarship on climate change is concerned with questions of differentiated vulnerabilities and gendered divisions of responsibility and risk, I want to interrogate the strategic, epistemological, and normative implications for ecological feminism of a dominant, neoliberal climate change narrative that arguably has no political subject, casts Nature as a threat to be endured, and that replaces democratic public debate with expert administration and individual behavior change. What hope is there for counter‐hegemonic political theories and social movements in times like these? I suggest that rather than give in and get on the crowded climate change bandwagon, an alternative response is to pursue a project of feminist ecological citizenship that blends resistance to hegemonic neoliberal discourses with a specifically feminist commitment to reclaiming democratic debate about social‐environmental futures.
影响因子：
14.6
作者：
Martijn Gough
通讯作者：
Martijn Gough