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Feminine Resistance against Forced Eviction: Domestic Affect, Resentment, and Livelihood Practices

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中英文篇名/Title
反迫遷的陰性抵抗:家屋情感、憤恨與生活實踐
Feminine Resistance against Forced Eviction: Domestic Affect, Resentment, and Livelihood Practices
論文屬性/Type
研究論文 Research Article
作者/Author
曹亦佳
Yi-Chia Tsao
頁碼/Pagination
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摘要/Abstract

本研究以南鐵東移最後的抗爭戶黃春香為研究對象,探討迫遷戶的抗爭歷程。本研究意圖探詢物質性空間對迫遷戶的生命意義,並深入理解身體與情感如何使迫遷戶投入長年的抗爭。本研究指出,陰性抗爭主體將抗爭的核心重新帶回「家」與「生活」,藉由性別與階級的照護性實作,體現「家」與「生活」的身體意涵。本研究分析抗爭者微觀的抵抗形式,指認出身體與抗爭標的如何透過「居住」、「生活」的實作形成緊密的情感連結,藉由受苦的身體以及身體化的日常實作體現抵抗的意志,體現「反迫遷運動」的意涵。

This study examines the protest trajectory of forced evictees, focusing on Chun-Hsiang Huang, the final protesting resident in the Tainan Railway Anti-Forced Eviction Movement. It explores the meaning of material spaces for the evictee toward gaining a deeper understanding of how bodied experiences and affect drove her long-term engagement in resistance. The study argues that the feminine protesting subject (re)centers the value of protest around “home” and “everyday life,” embodying these concepts through gendered and class-based care practices. By analyzing micro-forms of resistance, this research identifies how the body and protest targets produce intimate affective bonds through practices of “livelihood.” It demonstrates how the will to resist is manifested through the suffering body and embodied daily practices, thus exemplifying the implications of “anti-eviction movements.”

關鍵字/Keyword
陰性抵抗, 日常抵抗, 情感, 反迫遷運動, 半拆戶, 生活實踐, 身體化
feminine resistance, everyday resistance, affect, anti-eviction movement, partial demolition, livelihood practice, embodiment
學科分類/Subject
社會
Sociology
主題分類/Theme

DOI
10.53106/1018189X202506101
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