Political Imagination(政治想象)研究综述
Political Imagination 政治想象 - More concerted attention to cycles and circulation will enrich analyses of the power of metaphors to naturalize understandings of life and their shaping by practical interests and political imaginations. [1] Third, as a counterpoint to the supposed flexibility of the Chinese geopolitical imagination, I address the ossification of Western geopolitical thought and practice. [2] The main research narratives of the article are: the influence of artistic strategy on the political communication in the condition of post truth; political imagination and regime of post truth; art and regime of truth; rationality of illusions in the political communication; the techniques of artistic suggestion in public dialogue. [3] The decision to maintain a long-established interpretation petrifies the system and closes the constitutional catalog of rights and freedoms, while the idea of “faithfulness to the Constitution” sets the direction of the political agenda of other powers and influences the political imagination of the public. [4] This is my first time in South Africa, a country that has always loomed large in my political imagination. [5] It is also a story of reterritorialization and political imagination, and how people unable or unwilling to geographically settle erode the imagined social boundaries that divide nations and regions. [6] This chapter attempts to enter into the ongoing debate over Calvinism’s place in the politics of the American Revolution by considering, in the persons of Phillis Wheatley and Lemuel Haynes, the black Calvinist tradition as generative of a distinctive theo-political imagination. [7] From an interdisciplinary approach, we examine diverse art interventions that vindicated the urban space as a territory of public expression and political imagination to conceive a new constituent process. [8] Recently he has published the monograph Geopolitical Imagination: Ideology and Utopia in Post-Soviet Russia (Ibidem, 2020) and co-edited volumes Contemporary Russian Conservatism: Problems, Paradoxes and Perspectives (Brill, 2019) and The PostSoviet Politics of Utopia: Language, Fiction and Fantasy in Modern Russia (I. [9] The various forms of communicate and visually express the political imagination in manifestations can be explored as a way to understand the relationships between image, identity, politics and aesthetics. [10] Differentiated conspiracy narrative and political imagination. [11] This article explores the social and political imagination of ‘the Anthropocene’ and the utopian counter images that can be derived from it. [12] Their example opens a reflection about the possibilities in connecting sociocultural psychology’s work on collective memory and political imagination to the broader decolonial project, in supporting people’s processes of re-membering in contexts of adverse conditions caused by coloniality and ecological disaster. [13] By tracing the tension between these models through architectural and aesthetic debates, this article shows the link between images and the theological-political imagination. [14] It takes as its starting point a ‘co-productionist’ view illuminating how collective visions of desirable (or resisted) environmental futures limit or enable political imagination and the search for alternative transformative practices. [15] Taking a critical geopolitical perspective informed by discourse theory and based on Foucault's conceptualization of the archive, the paper introduces aspects of the transformation of geopolitical imaginations of the East and the West: (1) it reconstructs phases of the rebirth of geopolitics after WW2 until today. [16] The evolving socio-political imagination of the maidan and in that the cityscape would be traced on the basis of how media has captured it at critical historical junctures, the samples varying across time and across media. [17] What are feminist emotions? How do they contribute to coalition building, intersectional practices or feminists’ political imagination? Conversely, how do they prevent coalition or intersectional work, reproduce and secure asymmetrical power relations among feminists? Emotions have been a central site of investigation and conceptualization for feminist theory. [18] Piergiorgio Di Giminiani, Sentient Lands: Indigeneity, Property, and Political Imagination in Neoliberal Chile. [19] They are doing this work through complex, volatile, and distributed collective action to shift the tactics, the framing, the recruitment, and the political imagination of social movements. [20] To understand how gangs and anti-gangs carve out a political space for themselves within Goma’s broader policing environment, and impose themselves as street authorities, I draw from three main theoretical concepts: liminality, performance and the political imagination. [21] Sithole concludes with “On the Reconfiguration of the Subject,” declaring revolution, not reform: “the conception of reconfiguration should be understood as the Fanonian leap and the infusion of political imagination to create another world, which will be inaugurated only if the antiblack world comes to an absolute end. [22] To that end, as expounded in Case A, three vital elements ideally become entangled with one another, thereby enabling the imagining and implementing of ontological security: (a) geopolitical imaginations, (b) contact with natural settings and (c) homeness-making practices. [23] :Ranging from To a God Unknown (1933) to The Pearl (1947), this essay explores Steinbeck’s biopolitical imagination, which is of pressing concern today because it involves the relationship between our biological selves and our political climate, between contagion and human community. [24] This proposal also aims to decentre modern statecraft from the political imagination of contemporary international studies scholarship. [25] Much like Shakespeare’s virtual sister in Virginia Woolf’s A Room of One’s Own, they show the force of ghosts as figments of a political imagination to be enfleshed in the future. [26] Three of these difficulties suppose a dilemma as they take place in the scope of the own political imagination in which the critical theory and the emancipatory policy is based. [27] Focusing on recent controversies surrounding the assessment of potential shale gas resources in Europe, we analyse the ways in which highly speculative and contested resource estimates have come to inform the geopolitical imagination of many EU states and, in turn, provided a new impetus for geoscientific inventories and exploration of shale formations. [28] In this chapter, Jeremy Kowalski provides an evaluation of the geopolitical imagination of Donald Trump. [29] And it is true that for our political imagination, animated by themaster value of equality, aesthetic hierarchy has become indefensible. [30] The article takes up the concept of “Central Eastern Europe” only to show that it makes sense if we can reshape our political imagination. [31] State Boundaries in the Minds of Men: Bulgarian Intellectuals Dividing the Balkans in the mid-19th Century The correlation between the political imagination of intellectuals and their social ties is rarely linked to the state-building projects they produce. [32] Through ethnographic research in Freetown and Kambia (Northern Province) this project explored young people's understandings and experiences of citizenship in the aftermath of Ebola, focusing on state-society relations, expectations and the political imagination in/after crisis. [33] Those entering read some fairly straightforward and earnest curatorial promises on the wall out front, but absorbing what the “third way”—neither socialism nor capitalism—or “self-management” might mean, or that this show might be an invitation for the audience to contemplate its own failure to conceive an alternative world, was a demanding task of historical and political imagination. [34] Therefore, this chapter highlights the shaping of the political imagination of the Left at moments of national crises and the particulars of the transition to the Third Greek Republic. [35] This literature has interrogated the topic from a number of perspectives, critically exploring, for example, the construction and embodiment of EU foreign policy, the geopolitics of regional cooperation within the EU, and the role of geopolitical imaginations in the creation of the EU. [36] Philosophical-political case that is analyzed in the article makes it possible to trace the inner links between religious attitudes and political imagination of Russian monarchical circles and to identify the peculiarities of religious and political self-awareness of Russian power, its mechanisms for the selecting the ideas, symbols, images of the national political, religious and artistic culture in the last period of the Russian Empire. [37] The failure of NCDs to capture public and political imaginations has been ascribed to a number of reasons, with some recently contending that the very name of the disease classification is to blame. [38] It presents the mechanisms through which a dominant liberal-realist ideology based on securitized and militarized options have come to dominate global understandings of how to protect civilian populations at risk and thus shaped public and political imagination over what is possible and moral in the realm of protection. [39] Foreign analysts often consider the Republic of Georgia’s territorial borders through geopolitical imaginations of great powers, foreign occupations and democratic reforms. [40] In this article I address the political imagination in the graphic production of contemporary Spain and, particularly, in the graphic novel Gran Hotel Abismo by Prior y Rubin. [41] Ricoeur’s interreligious hermeneutics strongly resonates with a modern (Protestant) understanding of religion and its implicit, normative distinction between good (mature) and bad (immature) religiosity, which to this day belongs to the sociopolitical imagination of the majority in most Western European countries (this is certainly true for the Netherlands). [42] The hidden skull in the illustration can be considered a 'Memento mori Mori': the philosopher suggests that any utopian dream can have dystopian consequences that we cannot forget in the exercise of the political imagination. [43] Tracing memory’s transformative potential, I show that survivors’ orientation towards the past, but also, crucially, towards the present and future makes memory a vital site of collective agency and political imagination. [44] As a political imagination, research is the generative poiesis that emerges through and within specific acts of creation and generation. [45] The metaphor of the casino, with its associations of risk, uncertainty and illusion resonate at different levels of the contemporary cultural and political imagination where notions of chance and luck – together with the arbitrariness of being either a ‘winner’ or a ‘loser’ are pervading themes. [46] While far from a working institution, this activist theorization provides a ‘horizon’ to work toward constituting an opening of political imagination. [47] Could this historical understanding of the development of human rights through the biographies of its Jewish founders, who tried time and again to tie the particular with the universal and the political with the legal, shed light on the legalism that characterizes the field today? Is there indeed a necessary tension between human rights and national politics? And if not, what is the reason behind our collective amnesia of the different possibilities to integrate both? What could explain the contemporary limitation of our legal and political imagination in this regard? What is the force behind the anachronistic story we tell ourselves about this false dichotomy? And especially today, at a time when. [48] In these manuscript maps, we can see how eighteenth-century European contemporaries helped develop conventions – in the use of line, color, perspective, tone and topographic form – that shaped how their world was seen: on maps, in art, in the political imagination. [49] This paper explores the ways in which financial speculation and disruption have become common traits defining our artistic and political imagination. [50]更加一致地关注循环和循环将丰富对隐喻力量的分析，以自然化对生活的理解以及实际利益和政治想象对生活的塑造。 [1] 第三，作为对中国地缘政治想象的灵活性的对立面，我讨论了西方地缘政治思想和实践的僵化。 [2] 文章的主要研究叙述有：后真相条件下艺术策略对政治传播的影响；后真理的政治想象和制度；真理的艺术和制度；政治传播中幻想的合理性；公共对话中的艺术暗示技巧。 [3] 维持长期确立的解释的决定使制度石化，关闭了宪法权利和自由的目录，而“忠于宪法”的理念则确定了其他权力的政治议程的方向，并影响了公众的政治想象. [4] 这是我第一次来到南非，这个在我的政治想象中一直占据着重要地位的国家。 [5] 这也是一个关于再领土化和政治想象的故事，以及无法或不愿在地理上定居的人们如何侵蚀想象中的分裂国家和地区的社会边界。 [6] 本章试图通过在菲利斯·惠特利和雷米尔·海恩斯看来，黑人加尔文主义传统产生了独特的神政治想象，从而进入了关于加尔文主义在美国革命政治中地位的持续辩论。 [7] 通过跨学科的方法，我们研究了多种艺术干预措施，这些干预措施证明了城市空间是公共表达和政治想象的领域，以构想一个新的构成过程。 [8] 最近，他出版了专着 Geopolitical Imagination: Ideology and Utopia in Post-Soviet Russia（同上，2020）并合编了《当代俄罗斯保守主义：问题、悖论和观点》（Brill，2019）和 The PostSoviet Politics of Utopia: Language，现代俄罗斯的小说与幻想（I. [9] 可以探索各种形式的交流和视觉表达政治想象的表现形式，作为理解形象、身份、政治和美学之间关系的一种方式。 [10] 区分阴谋叙事和政治想象。 [11] 这篇文章探讨了“人类世”的社会和政治想象以及可以从中衍生出的乌托邦反形象。 [12] 他们的例子开启了对将社会文化心理学关于集体记忆和政治想象力的工作与更广泛的去殖民项目联系起来的可能性的反思，以支持人们在殖民主义和生态灾难造成的不利条件下的记忆过程。 [13] 通过在建筑和美学辩论中追踪这些模型之间的张力，本文展示了图像与神学-政治想象之间的联系。 [14] 它以“共同生产主义者”的观点为出发点，阐明了对理想（或抵制）环境未来的集体愿景如何限制或促成政治想象力和寻找替代性变革实践。 [15] 以话语理论为指导的批判地缘政治观点和 基于福柯对档案的概念化，本文介绍了 东方地缘政治想象转变的各个方面 西方：（1）它重建了二战后直到今天的地缘政治重生阶段。 [16] 这 迈丹不断发展的社会政治想象 并且城市景观将根据媒体如何被追踪 在关键的历史时刻捕获它，样本随时间变化 和跨媒体。 [17] 什么是女权情绪？它们如何为联盟建设、交叉实践或女权主义者的政治想象力做出贡献？相反，他们如何防止联合或交叉工作，复制和确保女权主义者之间的不对称权力关系？情感一直是女权主义理论研究和概念化的中心场所。 [18] Piergiorgio Di Giminiani，Sentient Lands: Indigeneity, Property, and Political Imagination in智利新自由主义。 [19] 他们通过复杂、多变和分散的集体行动来完成这项工作，以改变社会运动的策略、框架、招募和政治想象。 [20] 为了理解帮派和反帮派如何在戈马更广泛的警务环境中为自己开辟政治空间，并将自己强加于街头当局，我借鉴了三个主要的理论概念：限制性、绩效和政治想象力。 [21] Sithole 以《论主体的重构》结尾，宣告革命，而不是改革：“重构的概念应该被理解为法诺尼亚的飞跃和注入政治想象力以创造另一个世界，只有反黑世界才会开启走到了绝对的尽头。 [22] 为此，正如案例 A 所阐述的，理想情况下，三个重要元素相互纠缠在一起，从而能够想象和实施本体安全：（a）地缘政治想象，（b）与自然环境的接触和（c）家庭营造实践。 [23] ：从《未知的上帝》（1933 年）到《珍珠》（1947 年），这篇文章探讨了斯坦贝克的生命政治想象，这是当今迫切关注的问题，因为它涉及到我们的生物自我与我们的政治气候之间、传染病与人类社区之间的关系。 [24] 该提案还旨在将现代治国之道从当代国际研究学术的政治想象中分离出来。 [25] 就像莎士比亚在弗吉尼亚·伍尔夫（Virginia Woolf）的《自己的房间》中的虚拟妹妹一样，它们将鬼魂的力量展示为未来将被充实的政治想象的虚构。 [26] 其中三个困难假设一个困境，因为它们发生在批判理论和解放政策所依据的自己的政治想象范围内。 [27] 着眼于最近围绕欧洲潜在页岩气资源评估的争议，我们分析了高度投机和有争议的资源估计如何为许多欧盟国家的地缘政治想象提供信息，进而为地缘科学库存提供了新的动力和页岩地层勘探。 [28] 在本章中，杰里米·科瓦尔斯基对唐纳德·特朗普的地缘政治想象力进行了评估。 [29] 诚然，对于我们的政治想象，被平等的主要价值观所激发，审美等级已经变得站不住脚了。 [30] 文章采用“中东欧”的概念，只是为了表明，如果我们能够重塑我们的政治想象，它是有意义的。 [31] 人类心目中的国家边界：19 世纪中叶划分巴尔干半岛的保加利亚知识分子 知识分子的政治想象力与其社会关系之间的关联很少与他们开展的国家建设项目联系起来。 [32] 通过在弗里敦和坎比亚（北部省）进行的民族志研究，该项目探讨了埃博拉后年轻人对公民身份的理解和体验，重点关注国家与社会的关系、期望和危机中/后的政治想象。 [33] 进入的人在前面的墙上读到了一些相当直截了当和认真的策展承诺，但吸收了“第三条道路”——既不是社会主义也不是资本主义——或“自我管理”可能意味着什么，或者这个节目可能是对观众的邀请思考自己未能构想另一个世界，是历史和政治想象的艰巨任务。 [34] 因此，本章强调左翼在国家危机时刻的政治想象塑造以及向希腊第三共和国过渡的细节。 [35] 该文献从多个角度探讨了这一主题，批判性地探讨了欧盟外交政策的构建和体现、欧盟内部区域合作的地缘政治以及地缘政治想象在欧盟创建中的作用。 [36] 本文分析的哲学政治案例使我们有可能追溯俄罗斯君主圈的宗教态度和政治想象之间的内在联系，并确定俄罗斯权力的宗教和政治自我意识的特点，其选择机制俄罗斯帝国末期国家政治、宗教和艺术文化的思想、符号、形象。 [37] 非传染性疾病未能引起公众和政治想象的原因有很多，最近一些人争辩说疾病分类的名称应该归咎于此。 [38] 它展示了一种机制，通过这些机制，基于安全化和军事化选项的占主导地位的自由现实主义意识形态已经主导了全球对如何保护处于危险中的平民的理解，从而塑造了公众和政治对保护领域的可能性和道德的想象. [39] 外国分析家经常通过对大国、外国占领和民主改革的地缘政治想象来考虑格鲁吉亚共和国的领土边界。 [40] 在这篇文章中，我探讨了当代西班牙平面制作中的政治想象，特别是在Prior y Rubin 的平面小说Gran Hotel Abismo 中。 [41] 利科的宗教间解释学与现代（新教）对宗教的理解及其对好的（成熟的）和坏的（不成熟的）宗教性之间隐含的、规范性的区别产生了强烈的共鸣，这在今天属于大多数西欧国家大多数人的社会政治想象（这对荷兰来说当然是正确的）。 [42] 插图中隐藏的头骨可以被认为是“Momento mori Mori”：这位哲学家认为，任何乌托邦梦想都可能产生我们在运用政治想象力时无法忘记的反乌托邦后果。 [43] 追溯记忆的变革潜力，我表明幸存者对过去的定位，但至关重要的是，对现在和未来的定位使记忆成为集体能动性和政治想象的重要场所。 [44] 作为一种政治想象，研究是通过和在特定的创造和生成行为中出现的生成性创作。 [45] 赌场的隐喻，与风险、不确定性和幻想的关联，在当代文化和政治想象的不同层次上产生共鸣，其中机会和运气的概念——以及成为“赢家”或“输家”的任意性是普遍的主题。 [46] 虽然远非一个有效的机构，但这种激进主义理论提供了一个“视野”，可以努力构建政治想象的开放。 [47] 这种通过犹太人创始人的传记对人权发展的历史理解，他们一次又一次地试图将特殊与普遍、政治与法律联系起来，能否阐明当今这一领域的法律主义特征？人权与国家政治之间是否确实存在必要的紧张关系？如果不是，我们集体失忆的原因是什么？什么可以解释我们在这方面的法律和政治想象力的当代局限性？我们告诉自己关于这种错误的二分法的不合时宜的故事背后的力量是什么？尤其是今天，在那个时候。 [48] 在这些手稿地图中，我们可以看到 18 世纪的欧洲同时代人如何帮助制定惯例——使用线条、颜色、透视、色调和地形形式——从而塑造了他们的世界：在地图上、在艺术上、在政治上想像力。 [49] 本文探讨了金融投机和破坏已成为定义我们艺术和政治想象力的共同特征的方式。 [50]
New Political Imagination
With the radicalization of activism in Hong Kong in the past decade, it has become increasingly common for artists to engage in the political situation through their creative work; the discussion of art and activism has also become popular and the term ‘art activism’ is usually used to describe such practices, referring it with a new political imagination of art. [1] Second, it also marked the birth of a new political imagination characterized by republicanism and which was to lay the basis for European political modernity. [2]随着过去十年香港激进主义的激进化，艺术家通过他们的创作参与政治局势变得越来越普遍；艺术和行动主义的讨论也变得流行起来，“艺术行动主义”这个词是 通常用来描述这种做法，用一种新的政治艺术想象来指代它。 [1] 其次，它也标志着一种以共和主义为特征的新政治想象的诞生，为欧洲政治现代性奠定了基础。 [2]
Broader Political Imagination
In the European context, instead, the driving imaginary of the policy discourse around clinical translation has to do with constructing a distinctly European model of economic growth centered around the idea of a knowledge-based economy, thereby connecting policy stimuli for translation with broader political imaginations. [1] In this paper I argue that, within these environmental politics, a set of transformations exist in the broader political imaginations of local citizens – visions of a nation and homeland in transition. [2]相反，在欧洲背景下，围绕临床翻译的政策话语的驱动想象与构建一个以知识为基础的经济理念为中心的明显欧洲经济增长模式有关，从而将翻译政策刺激与更广泛的政治想象联系起来. [1] 在本文中，我认为，在这些环境政治中，一系列转变存在于当地公民更广泛的政治想象中——一个国家和祖国转型的愿景。 [2]
American Political Imagination
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