从"权利"到"仪式":南非的艾滋病行动主义

在本文中,我考察了南非HIV/AIDS行动主义的道德政治如何有助于公民身份(citizen-ship)新形式的出现,这种新形式既与基于权利(rights-based)的斗争相关,又与个体HIV/AIDS患者对病痛和污名化(stigmatization)极端体验的共享意义相关。我指出,可以确定的是,正是晚期艾滋病患者"接近死亡"的绝境体验、以及与这种疾病晚期阶段相连的巨大污名和"社会死亡",为HIV/AIDS的幸存者对"新生命"和社会行动主义的委身提供了平台。行动主义者的干预和对这些创伤经验的重述也推动了HIV/AIDS对行动主义的委身和社会底层的动员。此外,污名和社会死亡的巨大否定性也驱使行动主义者重建对HIV检测呈阳性人群新的、正面的身份认同,并促使他们思考,作为一名公民-行动主义者和一项社会运动的成员意味着什么。

From "Right" to "Ceremony": AIDS Actionism of South Africa

In this article, the author inspects the moral politics of HIV/AIDS actionism of South African how to be helpful to the new form appearance of citizenship. This kind of new form was related to both rights-based and sharing significance of extreme experience of individual HIV/AIDS patient to the indisposition and the stigmatization. The hopeless situation experience of "approaches the death" of later period AIDS patient as well as the huge stigmatization and "the social death" connected with this kind of disease later period has provided the platform for the HIV/AIDS survivor to "the new life" and the social actionism.