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Borders, boundaries, horizons and Quemoy in an asymmetric world
Asian Anthropology Pub Date : 2016-05-03 , DOI: 10.1080/1683478x.2016.1215076
Brantly Womack 1
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The diversity of borderland realities makes the necessity of general conceptualization particularly challenging. An interrelated conceptual triad is proposed and then applied to the experience of Quemoy Island (金门, Kinmen, Jinmen) from 1895 to the present. All borderlands are places in which contact is shaped by a standing and distinctive disparity, and the boundaries that both define and split the area create the rules of border gaming and the larger contingencies influencing border identities. Whether a village, a region, or a state is treated as a borderland – in other words, the horizons of focus – is determined by the analyst but on the basis of the realities of venue and governance. In Quemoy and most other border situations, asymmetries of power, resources, and capabilities provide an uneven ground for interactions and therefore shape the realities and perceptions of contact.

中文翻译:

非对称世界中的边界、边界、地平线和金门

边境现实的多样性使得一般概念化的必要性特别具有挑战性。提出了一个相互关联的概念三元组,然后将其应用于 1895 年至今金门岛(金门、金门、金门)的经历。所有边境地区都是由长期和独特的差异塑造接触的地方,界定和分割该地区的边界创造了边境博弈的规则和影响边境身份的更大的偶然性。一个村庄、一个地区或一个国家是否被视为边界——换言之,焦点的视野——由分析师决定,但基于地点和治理的现实。在金门和大多数其他边境局势中,权力、资源、
更新日期:2016-05-03
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