"Only so that my daughter gets exposure to the culture": Ethnic leisure practices and intangible cultural heritage in British Indian diasporic families
"Only so that my daughter gets exposure to the culture": Ethnic leisure practices and intangible cultural heritage in British Indian diasporic families
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“只有这样我的女儿才能接触到文化”：英属印度侨民家庭的民族休闲习俗和非物质文化遗产
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10.1080/07053436.2021.1999089
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2022
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Mukherjee U
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Mukherjee U
非物质文化遗产作为一个概念，近年来受到了学术界的广泛关注。然而，对非物质文化遗产如何迁移和在散居社区内传播的经验了解很少。本文利用定性研究与中产阶级英国印度家庭生活在伦敦及其周边地区，以解开的方式，其中ICH制定，解释，并通过建设散居休闲空间从跨代传输。基于对父母和孩子的访谈以及对节日现场的观察，我们认为，散居地的休闲-非物质文化遗产关系是通过两个相互关联的过程实现的：“民族文化资本的传递”和“场所制造”。这些进程利用并促进了散居的社交网络。在探索这些交叉点的过程中，本文进一步提请注意在伦敦当代城市多元文化的背景下，散居社区内部的分化如何影响散居休闲和非物质文化遗产的（再）生产。
Intangible cultural heritage (ICH) as a concept has received considerable scholarly attention in recent years. However, empirical understanding of how ICH migrates, and is transmitted within diasporic communities is sparse. This paper draws upon a qualitative study with middle-class British Indian families living in and around London to unpack the ways in which ICH is enacted, interpreted, and transmitted from across generation through the construction of diasporic leisure spaces. Based on interviews with parents and children and observation of festival sites, it is argued that the leisure–ICH nexus in the diaspora materializes through two interlinked processes: “transmission of ethnic cultural capital” and “place-making.” These processes draw upon and contribute to diasporic social networks. In exploring these intersections, the paper further draws attention to how the internal differentiations within diasporic communities inflect the (re)production of diasporic leisure and ICH in the context of contemporary urban multi-culture in London.