The Rhetoric of Centre–Periphery Relations

The Rhetoric of Centre–Periphery Relations
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中心与边缘关系的修辞

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1970
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The Journal of Modern African Studies
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通讯作者:
M. Staniland
M. Staniland
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M. Staniland

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本文试图探讨政治学和社会人类学这两个学科的参考框架,因为它们影响了非洲国家的国家“中心”和地方“边缘”之间的关系的研究。它是探索性的,因为它审查了学科的假设和概念特征,而不是试图具体化一个新的模型。根据这种比较,它然后考虑克利福德·格尔茨所谓的“常识社会学的陈词滥调”的地位。它特别考察了这一系列陈词滥调中的一个项目,即“部落主义”的概念。
This article is an attempt to explore the frames of reference of two disciplines—political science and social anthropology—as they affect the study of relations between the national ‘centre’ and the local ‘periphery’ in African countries. It is exploratory, in that it reviews the assumptions and concepts characteristic of the disciplines, instead of trying to crystallise a new model. In the light of this comparison it then considers the status of what Clifford Geertz has called ‘the clichés of commonsense sociology’.1 It examines particularly one item in this collection of clichés, the notion of ‘tribalism’.