No place like home? A phenomenology of racialised non-belonging.

种族主义是澳大利亚社会的一个长期存在的问题，但其存在的影响仍然没有得到充分的认识。这个项目旨在对种族主义对一个人的自我意识和地方意识的深刻影响进行新的理解。该项目试图使用批判现象学的新兴框架来阐明种族化的非归属感的不同经验。预期的结果包括提高对在一个人的环境中或在自己的身体中感到不自在的本体论意义的理解。这种扩大的理解将有助于在公共生活中激励和指导更强有力的反种族主义模式，从而产生一个更加种族公正的社会，从而带来重大好处。

Racism is a persistent problem in Australian society, yet its existential effects remain inadequately understood. This project aims to develop a new understanding of racism’s deep impact on one’s sense of self, and sense of place. The project seeks to use the emerging framework of critical phenomenology to illuminate different experiences of racialised non-belonging. Expected outcomes include an improved understanding of the ontological significance of feeling not at home in one’s environs, or in one’s own body. This expanded understanding will provide significant benefits by helping to motivate and guide more robust models of anti-racism in public life, leading to a more racially just society.