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Afterlives of Protest: The Protest Memory Research Network

抗议的来生：抗议记忆研究网络

基本信息

批准号：
AH/R004889/1
负责人：
Joanne Garde-Hansen
金额：
$ 3.09万
依托单位：
University of Warwick
依托单位国家：
英国
项目类别：
Research Grant
财政年份：
2018
资助国家：
英国
起止时间：
2018 至无数据
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=AH%2FR004889%2F1
关键词：
Afterlives Protest Memory Research Network

项目摘要

This is a particularly timely moment to examine how protest memory might act as a site of knowledge, citizenship and creativity for a wide range of interested parties. We live in times of upheaval, with clear shifts in the prevailing norms and a strong distrust in traditional politics and expertise. We are also experiencing transformations in the nature of protest, which is becoming increasingly individualised and yet more pervasive and mediated. How protest is remembered, recovered and recycled, and by whom, is critical to explore. By evoking the 'afterlives of protest', we are interested in the expanded temporalities and spatialities of protest. This includes the examination of not just heightened moments of resistance taking place in the public sphere, but also banal articulations of radical pasts in the everyday and how memories associated with social movements circulate in a range of creative and medial contexts.Discussion and knowledge exchange activities between academics, heritage managers, artists and activists/campaigners are vital to the work of the network, as multiple stakeholder perspectives are needed to understand the creative and cultural value of protest, and how diverse and 'risky' legacies of protest can be managed publicly and privately. To achieve these objectives, our network will:1. Identify and connect new theoretical, conceptual and methodological frameworks for exploring protest memory as an inter-disciplinary and (sub-/trans-) national object of study. How is protest memory understood?2. Chart the ways in which protest memories move (spatially, temporally, medially) by identifying the social practices, cultural/heritage industries and organisational actors that are the custodians, curators and circulators of protest memory. Where does protest memory stop and go?3. Understand the memorability of protest through sharing research and practice on the embodied, affective and material dynamics of protest as creativity, storytelling, and performance. Why are some protest memories not forgotten?4. Explore protest memory and its transmission as a form of social learning about past practices of resistance to explore how we might draw on these to build both informal and formal protest knowledge. Our idea here is that the deep, time-rich and embodied practices of protest can and should be shared, materialised and mobilised for re-imagining resistance. What can we learn from protest memory?

这是一个特别及时的时刻，可以研究抗议记忆如何成为一个广泛的相关方的知识、公民身份和创造力的场所。我们生活在动荡不安的时代，普遍规范发生了明显的变化，对传统政治和专业知识有强烈的不信任。我们也正在经历抗议性质的转变，抗议正变得越来越个人化，但更普遍和更具调和性。抗议是如何被记住、恢复和循环的，以及是由谁来记忆的，这是探索的关键。通过唤起“抗议的来世”，我们对抗议的扩展的时间性和空间性感兴趣。这不仅包括研究公共领域发生的激烈抵抗时刻，还包括日常生活中激进过去的陈词滥调，以及与社会运动相关的记忆如何在一系列创造性和中庸内容中循环。学者、遗产管理人员、艺术家和活动家/活动家之间的讨论和知识交流活动对该网络的工作至关重要，因为需要多个利益相关者的视角来理解抗议活动的创造性和文化价值，以及如何公开和私下管理抗议活动的多样性和“危险”遗产。为了实现这些目标，我们的网络将：1.确定和连接新的理论、概念和方法框架，以探索作为跨学科和(亚/跨)国家研究对象的抗议记忆。如何理解抗议记忆？2.通过确定社会习俗、文化/遗产行业和组织行为者是抗议记忆的保管者、策展人和传播者，绘制抗议记忆的移动方式(空间、时间、中间)。抗议的记忆在哪里停止和去了？3.通过分享对抗议作为创造力、讲故事和表演的具体化、情感和物质动力的研究和实践，理解抗议的可记性。为什么有些抗议记忆没有被遗忘？4.探索抗议记忆及其传播，作为对过去抵抗做法的一种社会学习形式，探索我们如何利用这些记忆来建立非正式和正式的抗议知识。我们在这里的想法是，可以也应该分享、物化和动员深刻的、有时间的、具体化的抗议实践，以重新想象抵抗。我们可以从抗议记忆中学到什么？