The Socio-Spatial Making and Marking of 'Us': Toward a Critical Postmodern Spatial Theory of Difference and Community

Autor:	Ricky Lee Allen
Rok vydání:	1999
Předmět:	Identity politics Social space Sociology and Political Science Aesthetics Anthropology Alienation Sociology Space (commercial competition) Relation (history of concept) Postmodernism Subaltern Solidarity
Zdroj:	Social Identities. 5:249-277
ISSN:	1363-0296 1350-4630
DOI:	10.1080/13504639951482
Popis:	The modernist surveillance of strict, arbitrary borders between 'real space' and 'imagined space' both produces and hides 'Othered' spatialities. While assuming that spatialities are simultaneously real-and-imagined,postmodernspatial theory seeks to recover the identities that emerge in relation to the veiled, lived realms of 'social space'. Furthermore, critical postmodern spatial theory privileges the lived spatialities of left-margined communities as sites of socio-spatial critique. A postmodern identity politics enacts critical postmodernspatial theory by nurturing the developmentof, and solidarity between, 'counterpublics', which are subaltern community spaces where private spatialities of alienation are brought to public discourse.
Databáze:	OpenAIRE
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