Based on ethnographic fieldwork (2005 to February 2007, and March and August 2008) in Diyarbakır, southeastern Turkey, this article explores the conceptual intersection of recent anthropological literature on space, neoliberalism and resistance to study the affective life of politics in the context of the war between the Partiye Karkêren Kurdistan and the Turkish State in the 1990s. Offering a contribution to regional studies on the neoliberal restructuring of the urban space and to the anthropology of resistance, this article seeks to make ‘the political’ into a conceptual thread. The article deploys this approach to think through dissonant affects at a site where uncountable deaths are woven into the neoliberal restructuring of space, yet denied through the form that such governance takes.

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空间，损失和抵抗：土耳其东南部的鬼屋地图

基于土耳其东南部迪亚巴克尔的民族志田野调查（2005年至2007年2月以及2008年3月和2008年8月），本文探讨了关于空间，新自由主义和抵抗的最新人类学文献的概念交集，以研究政治环境下的情感生活。 1990年代PartiyeKarkêrenKurdistan与土耳其国家之间的战争。本文致力于为有关城市空间的新自由主义重组和反抗人类学的区域研究做出贡献，力图使“政治”成为概念性线索。本文采用了这种方法来思考一个地点的不和谐影响，在这个地点，无数的死亡被编织到新自由主义的空间重组中，但是却被这种治理采取的形式所否认。