Zones of Obscurity: Representations of Social and Vegetal Reproduction under Patriarchal Capitalis

模糊地带：父权资本下社会和植物繁殖的表征

• 批准号: 2885604
• 金额: --
• 依托单位: University of Manchester
• 依托单位国家: 英国
• 项目类别: Studentship
• 财政年份: 2023
• 资助国家: 英国
• 起止时间: 2023 至 无数据
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=studentship-2885604
• 关键词: Zones; Obscurity; Representations; Social; Vegetal

Combining critical plant studies and social reproduction theory (SRT), this project asks how representations of plants in literature, music, and film defamiliarise capitalism's domination of social/vegetal reproduction. Capital accumulation is facilitated by patriarchal discourses and practices that construct certain human and nonhuman bodies as feminine, reproductive, and plant-like. Social reproduction includes childbirth, care work and subsistence farming; vegetal reproduction comprises cycles of decay, regeneration and growth that sustain plant life (Marder, 2013). Capitalist economics situate reproduction as feminine and non-productive, relegating social/vegetal reproduction to the margins of much economic and cultural theory. Through detailed close reading, this project will examine how aesthetic representations of vegetal reproduction provide imagined modes of resistance to the conscription of plants and people in processes of capital accumulation

结合批判性植物研究和社会再生产理论（SRT），这个项目询问如何在文学，音乐和电影中的植物表示陌生化资本主义的社会/植物再生产的统治。父权话语和实践促进了资本积累，这些话语和实践将某些人类和非人类的身体构造成女性化、生殖性和植物性的。社会生殖包括分娩、护理工作和自给农作;植物生殖包括维持植物生命的腐烂、再生和生长循环（Marder，2013年）。资本主义经济学将生殖视为女性和非生产性的，将社会/植物生殖置于许多经济和文化理论的边缘。透过详细的阅读，本专题将检视植物繁殖的美学表现如何提供想像的模式，以对抗资本累积过程中对植物和人类的胁迫