What can be learned about black ontology through an interrogation of "transracialism" and racial-passing using a black.feminist.queer1 frame?
通过使用 black.feminist.queer1 框架对“跨种族主义”和种族传递进行审问,可以了解黑人本体论什么?
基本信息
- 批准号:2301670
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- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Studentship
- 财政年份:2019
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2019 至 无数据
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
My proposed project is a work of Black Ontology, producing a theorisation of what "blackness" is and what it means to be "black". As a Black, Queer, Feminist project, it does this with the object of conceptualising a blackness that is informed by, and so more able to account for, the experiences black women and black queer people. I will conduct the research by producing a Black, Queer, Feminist reading of "transracialism" and racial-passing as social constructs and theoretical debates. The project is embedded in a tradition of interdisciplinary Black Feminist and Black Queer scholarship, and identifies itself in this way. As such, I believe the project is a theoretical and methodological complement for the portfolio of the Department of Gender Studies.
我提出的项目是黑人本体论的作品,产生了“黑人”是什么以及成为“黑人”的意义的理论。作为一个黑人,酷儿,女权主义的项目,它是用概念化黑人的对象来完成的,该黑人被告知并更有能力解释了黑人妇女和黑人酷儿的经历。我将通过对“跨种族主义”的黑人,酷儿,女权主义的阅读和种族宣传作为社会建构和理论辩论进行研究。该项目以跨学科的黑人女权主义者和黑人酷儿奖学金的传统融为一体,并以这种方式识别自己。因此,我相信该项目是对性别研究系组合的理论和方法论补充。
项目成果
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