Borders and belongings in Nordic feminisms and beyond

Abstract

Drawing on ethnographic fieldwork with feminist grassroots groups and women’s organizations in a Nordic context, this article aims to explore how feminist enactments shape multiple layers of spatiality and belonging. I analyse autoethnographic reflections from two feminist events, both taking place in Malmö in June 2014. Rather than understanding Nordic feminisms as a stable object, I follow in this article the initiative of decolonial scholars to analyze how feminist communities are shaped by affects, enactments and inhabitations which both ‘speak back’ to located conditions and transgress beyond them. I use phenomenology in my engagement with the material and employ a palimpsestic reading mode to trace the multi-layered constructions of spatiality and belonging in feminist performances, identifications and affiliations. As affective value shaped the effects of surfaces or borders of bodies and spaces, theorizations on affect helped me to grasp how complex forms of belonging became entwined with particular performances of geography and history.     

略论屯溪土墩墓群的年代与族属

安徽屯溪土墩墓群自1959年发现以来,其年代和族属始终是长江下游商周考古研究的重点和争论的焦点。本文在对历年相关研究进行梳理的基础上,拓展研究思路和研究方法,简明扼要地论证了屯溪土墩墓群的年代为西周,八座墓的年代分别为西周早期、中期和晚期,屯溪土墩墓群的族属为於越,而屯溪一带有可能为越国早期都城所在。