The Islamic revival and women's political subjectivity in Indonesia
The Islamic revival and women's political subjectivity in Indonesia
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DOI：
10.1016/j.wsif.2010.02.016
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发表时间：
2010-07-01
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1.4
通讯作者：
Rinaldo, Rachel
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作者：
Rinaldo, Rachel
全球伊斯兰复兴正在产生新的穆斯林政治主体性。但是，宗教在公共领域的复兴对妇女意味着什么？本文探讨了如何伊斯兰教的虔诚可以在印尼穆斯林妇女的政治动员的资源。我认为，重新定义的伊斯兰虔诚的公共实践，有助于促进妇女参与印度尼西亚的公共领域。虽然一些活动家使用伊斯兰话语来对抗性别不平等，但其他人则试图为印度尼西亚的伊斯兰化做出贡献。这两种观点都受到虔诚是公共事务这一信念的影响，但它们揭示了穆斯林之间关于如何理解公共和私人概念的深刻分歧。我认为，受伊斯兰复兴和新自由主义的影响，新的公共虔诚赋予了许多妇女活动家权力，但她们寻求实现的政治改革是多样化的，不一定是平等主义的。(C)2010爱思唯尔有限公司版权所有。
The global Islamic revival is producing new kinds of Muslim political subjectivities. But what does the revitalization of religion in the public sphere mean for women? This article examines how Islamic piety can be a resource for Muslim women's political mobilization in Indonesia. I argue that the redefinition of Islamic piety as public practice helps to promote women's participation in the Indonesian public sphere. While some activists use Islamic discourses to contest gender inequality, others seek to contribute to the Islamization of Indonesia. Both visions are influenced by the conviction that piety is a public matter, but they reveal deep divisions among Muslims about how the concepts of public and private should be understood. I suggest that the new public piety, influenced by the Islamic revival and neoliberalism, has empowered many women activists, but the political reforms they seek to achieve are diverse and not necessarily egalitarian. (C) 2010 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.