Events of citizenship: Left militantism and the returns of revolution in Tunisia
Events of citizenship: Left militantism and the returns of revolution in Tunisia
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公民事件：左派激进主义和突尼斯革命的回归
DOI：
10.1080/02757206.2020.1862104
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发表时间：
2020
影响因子：
0.7
通讯作者：
Charis Boutieri
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作者：
Charis Boutieri
摘要自2011年革命以来，突尼斯沿着自由议会民主的轴心进行了表面上的成功过渡，一群突尼斯左翼激进分子组织了自己的审议和道德培养空间。CINé-Club就是其中之一，这是一个集电影放映和讨论于一体的集会。通过挖掘突尼斯革命思想和实践的不同时间轨迹--时间和空间维度--CINé-Club大会颠覆了对自由公民身份的霸权理解。由于这种破坏，议会构成了一场“公民事件”，不仅暴露了突尼斯抗议活动的长期遗产，也暴露了当今突尼斯公民对革命和民主的不同理解。突尼斯国内和全球革命的回归为我们提供了深入研究左翼政治思想和实践的社会生活的错综复杂的机会。
ABSTRACT Amidst an ostensibly successful transition along the axes of liberal parliamentary democracy since the 2011 revolution, a group of Tunisian left militants organize their own spaces of deliberation and ethical cultivation. Among these is the ciné-club, an assembly that combines film screenings and discussion. By unearthing the diverse chronotopes – temporal and spatial dimensions – of Tunisian revolutionary thought and praxis, the ciné-club assembly disrupts hegemonic understandings of liberal citizenship. By virtue of this disruption, the assembly constitutes an ‘event of citizenship’ that exposes not only the long legacy of protest in Tunisia, but also the diverse understandings of revolution and democracy among the Tunisian citizenry today. The returns of local and global revolutions in the Tunisian present offer us the opportunity to delve into the intricacies of the social life of left political thought and praxis.