The Convent Camp: Sacred Places in Palestinian Refugee History
The Convent Camp: Sacred Places in Palestinian Refugee History
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修道院营地：巴勒斯坦难民历史上的圣地
DOI：
10.1093/jrs/fead070
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发表时间：
2023
影响因子：
1.7
通讯作者：
Goodgame C
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作者：
Goodgame C
1948年，数千名巴勒斯坦人逃到耶路撒冷老城，耶路撒冷宗主教区收容了许多东正教徒。这篇文章问耶路撒冷难民的历史如何改变，当我们考虑到族长的特点，作为一个非正式的营地。难民营的宗教层面往往被忽视，文章认为，认识到这些层面有助于更好地理解难民营所培养的各种形式的历史意识。根据巴勒斯坦东正教难民的回忆录和当代耶路撒冷的民族志，这篇文章强调了自战争以来，圣地在保存难民历史方面发挥的强大作用，以及它们对教会和耶路撒冷老城的政治动态的影响。
In 1948, thousands of Palestinians fled to the Old City of Jerusalem, where many Orthodox Christians were housed by the Patriarchate of Jerusalem. This article asks how Jerusalem refugee histories change when we consider the patriarchate’s characteristics as an informal camp. The religious dimensions of camps are often overlooked, and the article suggests that recognizing them affords a better understanding of the forms of historical consciousness that refugee camps foster. Drawing on memoirs of Palestinian Orthodox refugees and ethnography from contemporary Jerusalem, the article highlights the powerful role sacred sites have played in the preservation of refugee history since the war, and the effect they have on the political dynamics of the church and the Old City of Jerusalem.