コロニアル・コンテキストにおける受容的な大衆:海峡哲学会の事例

Lee Wilson¹, Natalie Alana Ashton¹

¹Department of Philosophy, VU Amsterdam, Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

Topoi : an international review of philosophy

|August 20, 2025

まとめ

構造的抑圧は民主主義の理想を脅かしています反覇権的な考えは既存の社会構造を薄めあるいは破壊し紛争を減少させるのではなく増大させるかもしれません

科学分野:

政治科学
社会学
哲学について

背景:

公共の領域における構造的抑圧は受け入れやすい大衆の民主的理想に挑戦しています
この理想を脅かすのは2つの結果です逆覇権的な考え方を解き放つか既存の社会階層を破壊する

研究の目的:

植民地時代のシンガポールの海峡哲学会を事例として用いて抑圧的な構造の中で受容的な大衆がどのように機能するか調べる.
言語の社会的コスト,認識的労働の不平等,および集団間の対立に対する対覇権的努力の影響を分析する.

主な方法:

歴史的ケーススタディの質的分析:植民地時代のシンガポールにおける海峡哲学会.
コントラヘゲモニズム思想と受容的な大衆のダイナミクスの検討抑圧的な植民地的な文脈の中で

主要な成果:

植民地時代のシンガポールでは,受容的な大衆を維持する試みは,言論の社会的コスト,認識的不平等,グループ対立を改善するよりも強まった.
反覇権的な取り組みは単に理解を深めただけでなく既存の社会的分裂を悪化させました

結論:

抑圧的な文脈にある受け入れやすい大衆は意図されたように機能しなくなり社会的紛争を増加させる可能性があります
しかし,この成果は失敗ではなく,新しい社会物質的な取り決めへの対話的ステップと見なすことができます.

キーワード:

植民地主義反覇権公的領域受信する人レジスタンス海峡哲学会

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