Fresh contact in Tamatave, Madagascar: Sex, money, and intergenerational transformation
Fresh contact in Tamatave, Madagascar: Sex, money, and intergenerational transformation
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DOI：
10.1525/ae.2004.31.4.573
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发表时间：
2004-11-01
影响因子：
2.3
通讯作者：
Cole, J
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作者：
Cole, J
在这篇文章中，我探索了当代马达加斯加塔马塔韦年轻女性之间交易性行为的实践。随着年轻男性继续暂停兼职工作，年轻女性已经能够接受非正式性经济提供的可能性，这种经济将Tamatave与法国、留尼汪岛和其他地方联系起来，并在Tamatave内部创造复杂的资源重新分配，改变性别和代际关系中的权力平衡。借鉴卡尔·曼海姆的“新鲜概念”的概念，我认为，关注青年实践如何重塑代际关系，会使最近关于青年文化和青年机构的讨论变得复杂和微妙。
In this article, I explore practices of transactional sex among young women in contemporary Tamatave, Madagascar. As young men remain suspended in part-time jobs, young women have been able to embrace the possibilities offered by the informal sexual economy, which links Tamatave to France, Reunion Island, and beyond as well as creating complex redistributions of resources within Tamatave, shifting the balance of power in gendered and generational relations. Drawing on Karl Mannheim's concept of "fresh concept," I argue that a focus on the ways in which youthful practice refigures relations between generations works to complicate and nuance recent discussions of youth culture and youth agency.