Discourses of Mobility: Institutions, Everyday Lives and Embodiment
Discourses of Mobility: Institutions, Everyday Lives and Embodiment
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DOI：
10.1080/17450101.2014.941257
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发表时间：
2016-03-14
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影响因子：
2.8
通讯作者：
Murray, Lesley
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作者：
Doughty, Karolina;Murray, Lesley
本文旨在为越来越多的关于流动性政治的文献做出贡献，揭示流动性治理与日常流动生活的交叉方式。我们认为，占主导地位且持久的流动性制度话语，充斥着个性化汽车的特权，可以围绕道德、现代性和自由的框架进行概念化。通过研究这种背景下的日常流动性话语，我们强调了这些话语反映和抵制规范知识和实践的方式。有人认为，通过在对流动性话语的分析中强调日常性和世俗性，并承认它们在盛行的规范性话语中的处境，我们就能够关注运动如何成为不断协商和（再）生产中的社会和文化实践。
This article seeks to contribute to the growing body of literature on the politics of mobility, revealing the ways in which the governing of mobility intersects with everyday mobile lives. We suggest that dominant and enduring institutional discourses of mobility, which are pervaded by a privileging of individualised automobility, can be conceptualised around a framework of morality, modernity and freedom. By examining everyday discourses of mobility in this context we highlight the ways in which these discourses reflect and resist normative sets of knowledge and practices. It is argued that by emphasising the everyday and mundane in an analysis of discourses of mobility, and acknowledging their situatedness in prevailing normative discourses, we are then able to focus on how movement is a social and cultural practice in constant negotiation and (re)production.