新文化地理学中的非表征与再物质化研究进展

doi:10.18306/dlkxjz.2019.02.001

Abstract

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Because the new cultural geography has been overemphasizing representations, symbols, and discourses, some scholars argue for the deployment of non-representational theory and re-materializing, aiming to shed more lights on everyday life, immanence, practice, and affect, which are transient, progressing, and difficult to be presented by textual representations. The new paradigm also suggests to highlight the performativity, mobility, affective atmospheres, and meanings of symbolic exchange of matters and materiality, thus encouraging new cultural geography to pay more attention on the topics of emotion, body, practice, performance, and everyday life. This article summarizes the general situations and essential concepts of non-representation and re-materializing, and discusses the related issues, including body, identity, and the construction of space; affection and atmosphere of space; body, performance, and its meaning; and power and network. This study tried to attract more attention of Chinese researchers to the embodied, perceived, and immediate geographical elements, and promote innovations in the research methods of new cultural geography.

Key words: non-representational theory, re-materializing, new cultural geography, dialogue, research methods

Min WANG, Ronghao JIANG, Hong ZHU. “Non-representational”, “re-materializing” and the research methods of new cultural geography[J].PROGRESS IN GEOGRAPHY, 2019, 38(2): 153-163.

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