Bird flu biopower: Strategies for multispecies coexistence in Viet Nam
Bird flu biopower: Strategies for multispecies coexistence in Viet Nam
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DOI：
10.1111/amet.12010
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发表时间：
2013-02-01
影响因子：
2.3
通讯作者：
Porter, Natalie
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作者：
Porter, Natalie
SARS、猪流感和禽流感的爆发促使人们采取“一个健康”的措施来控制物种间的疾病传播。使用从越南的民族志观察，我揭示了禽流感如何改变生活在人类对动物的脆弱性的战略。假设一个多物种的方法来生物发电，我认为，技术保障人类动物集体面临着异质的道德准则周围的动物在知识层次结构中的作用，村庄经济，和个人价值的概念。这种分析提供了一个框架，重新概念化生物权力与新兴疾病的关系，并重新设想动物在生命本身的政治中的作用。[生物能源、人与动物关系、禽流感、越南、多物种人种学、伦理学]
Outbreaks of SARS, swine flu, and avian influenza have prompted a "One Health" effort to control diseases transmitted between species. Using ethnographic observations from Viet Nam, I reveal how avian flu transforms strategies for living in light of human vulnerability to animals. Positing a multispecies approach to biopower, I argue that techniques for safeguarding human-animal collectivities confront heterogeneous moral codes surrounding animals' role in knowledge hierarchies, village economies, and notions of individual worth. This analysis provides a framework for reconceptualizing biopower in relation to emerging diseases and reenvisions the role of animals in the politics of life itself. [biopower, human-animal relations, avian influenza, Vie t Nam, multispecies ethnography, ethics]