International Relations of Post-Hybridity
International Relations of Post-Hybridity
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后杂交时代的国际关系
DOI:
10.1080/14747731.2016.1143729
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发表时间:
2016
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影响因子:
2.5
通讯作者:
Chih-Yu Shih and Josuke Ikeda
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藤本灯;村上正和;岡安儀之;藤本灯・林禔映・田中草大・南雲千香子・小野響太;村上正和;岡安儀之;大塚修;岡安儀之;藤本灯・志村誠・津村昌祐・北﨑勇帆;藤本灯;大塚修;桑原俊介;大八木豪;桑原俊介;藤本灯;大塚修;塚原伸治;大塚修;大八木豪;藤本灯;桑原俊介;塚原伸治;大塚修;藤本灯;岩谷秋美;大八木豪;塚原伸治;Lucio de Sousa;岩谷秋美;Osamu OTSUKA;大八木豪;塚原伸治;Lucio de Sousa;Osamu OTSUKA;岩谷秋美;大八木豪;塚原伸治;Osamu OTSUKA;Lucio de Sousa;Lucio de Sousa;大塚修;Lucio de Sousa;鈴木伸子;Chih-Yu Shih and Josuke Ikeda
The term hybridity is losing its critical potential in the study of globalization, both because no one is not hybrid anymore and because awareness of hybridity might encourage violence. Whereas hybridity initially appeared as either cosmopolitanism or post-coloniality, it has however turned into a subversive celebration of unavailing indoctrination of any orthodoxy or canon. It is also the evidence of sited subjectivity or agency, whose unique genealogy cannot be entirely subsumed by simulating the sanctioned orthodox. This paper instead advocates the emergence of post-hybridity, which is different from hybridity in its assumption of multilayeredness, memory, reconnection, and, most importantly, non-synthetic and yet cyclical historiography. It uses the example of Hong Kong, where both dialectical and cyclical modes of existence are central, to clarify post-hybridity. The paper is primarily a pedagogical reminder of, and a remedy to, the problem of the term hybridity for the teachers and students of International Relations.