物事の華やかさ:ニューオーリンズの新潮のカーニバルにおける手作りの物質文化
Briana A Kelly1, Martha Radice1
1Dalhousie University, Canada.
まとめ
手作り品はニューオーリンズの 中心にある
科学分野:
- 人類学
- 社会学
- 文化研究
背景:
- ニューオーリンズのカーニバルは 豊かな物質文化を生み出す 重要な文化現象です
- ハリケーン・カトリーナの後,手作りのものを強調する反文化的な"新しい波"が現れた.
- この研究では 変化するカーニバル風景の中で 手作りのアイテムの重要性を調べています
研究 の 目的:
- ニューオーリンズの新潮のカーニバルにおける 手作り物の文化的意義を分析する
- カーニバル体験や社会的な交流を形作る上で 物質文化が果たす役割を理解する.
- カーニバルの創造と 物の創造の間の 弁論的な関係を探求すること
主な方法:
- カーニバルの季節にわたる 民族学的フィールドワーク
- 素材文化としての衣装,投げ物,浮き物の分析
- ダニエル・ミラーの 物質文化の弁証論の応用
主要な成果:
- カーニバル・オブジェクトを作る行為は カーニバル体験を積極的に構築します
- 手作り品は 鮮明で記憶に残るやり取りを促し 思い出として役立っています
- カーニバルの"手作り"は 努力,社交性,関係性を表しています
結論:
- カーニバル制作は 文化的体験を形作る パフォーマンス的な行為です
- 文化が物体を通してどのように展開されるかを示しています 文化が物体を通してどのように展開されるかを示しています
- この研究は,文化的生産と社会的つながりの具体的側面についての洞察を提供します.
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