The emotions of racialization: examining the intersection of emotion, race, and landscape through public housing in the United States
The emotions of racialization: examining the intersection of emotion, race, and landscape through public housing in the United States
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种族化的情绪：通过美国的公共住房审视情绪、种族和景观的交集
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2010
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E. Hostetter
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E. Hostetter
本文分析了种族主义--种族作为日常生活的一个规范性维度的社会建构--并表明情感在这一过程中发挥着核心作用。我的重点是二战后公共住房的代表性，这是美国白人-黑人种族主义的关键地点。对污秽、腐烂和危险的表现将非裔美国人与主流白人社会区分开来，这是令人不安的不同。我认为，这种特殊的表现具有沉重的情感价值，特别是厌恶和恐惧。正是厌恶和恐惧将这片土地种族主义，赋予了一种认为非裔美国人天生不如白人的意识形态的意义和力量。政策是由这些情绪构成的，影响着有关公共住房的决策。我通过华盛顿特区联邦官员和北卡罗来纳州夏洛特的报纸以及联邦计划HOPE VI对公共住房的当代陈述来探索这些想法。
This paper analyzes racialization—the social construction of ‘race’ as a normative dimension of everyday life—and shows that emotion plays a central role in this process. My focus is the representation of post-World War II public housing, a key site of white-black racialization in the United States. Representations of filth, decay, and danger separate African-Americans from mainstream, white society as disturbingly different. I argue that this particular representation carries heavy emotional value, specifically that of disgust and fear. It is disgust and fear that racializes this landscape, giving meaning and force to an ideology that views African–Americans as inherently inferior to whites. Policy is framed by these emotions, impacting decisions made about public housing. I explore these ideas through contemporary representations of public housing by federal officials in Washington, DC and by newspapers in Charlotte, North Carolina as well as the federal program HOPE VI.
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5.4
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ROZIN, P;FALLON, AE
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FALLON, AE