“A plantation can be a commons”: Re‐Earthing Sapelo Island through Abolition Ecology
“A plantation can be a commons”: Re‐Earthing Sapelo Island through Abolition Ecology
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“种植园可以成为公地”：通过废除生态学重新开发萨佩洛岛
作者：
N. Heynen
本文基于2018年在圣安德鲁斯大学发表的尼尔·史密斯讲座。它考虑了佐治亚州萨皮罗岛种植园的过去/未来，萨皮罗岛是沿美国东南海岸形成群岛的海岛之一。我研究了至少从1803年起就居住在那里的咸水Geechee的废奴主义努力，以更好地理解我们如何动员土地和财产的解放政治，并产生共同的工作，以修复和治愈奴役和持续流离失所所造成的暴力。我将一系列历史脉络编织在一起，以更好地定位废奴民主和废奴地理的相关思想，并将废奴生态学的概念扩展为一种战略概念，将以欧洲为中心的政治生态学与黑人的解放传统联系起来
: This paper is based on the 2018 Neil Smith Lecture presented at the University of St Andrews. It considers the plantation past/futures of Sapelo Island, Georgia, one of the Sea Islands forming an archipelago along the US Southeastern coast. I work through the abolitionist efforts of the Saltwater Geechee ’ s who have resided there since at least 1803 to better understand how we can mobilise an emancipatory politics of land and property and to produce commons that work to repair and heal the vio-lence done through enslavement and ongoing displacement. I weave together a series of historical threads to better situate linked ideas of abolition democracy and abolition geography, and to extend the notion of abolition ecology as a strategic notion to con- nect Eurocentric based political ecologies with the emancipatory tradition of Black
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作者：
Hardy, R. Dean;Milligan, Richard A.;Heynen, Nik
通讯作者：
Heynen, Nik