Praca w NGO jako (re)produkcja statusu klasowego. Na przykładzie organizacji zwalczających prostytucję w jednej z indyjskich metropolii
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https://doi.org/10.18778/1733-8069.14.1.05Słowa kluczowe:
organizacje pozarządowe, klasy średnie, rozwój, prostytucja, IndieAbstrakt
Artykuł jest oparty na etnograficznych badaniach terenowych i dotyczy działalności organizacji pozarządowych zwalczających prostytucję i sex-trafficking w jednej z indyjskich metropolii. Autorka twierdzi, że pracownicy organizacji konstruują obraz swoich beneficjentów jako ofiar patriarchalnej opresji w celu podkreślania dystynkcji klasowych pomiędzy nimi samymi (członkami klas średnich) a beneficjentami (członkami klas niższych). Dokonuje także analizy postrzegania Innego spoza systemu NGOsów. Na tej podstawie postuluje ona rozszerzenie granic orientalizmu (Buchowski 2006), gdzie Inny wpisywany jest nie tyle w dychotomię geografii wyobrażeniowej na linii „Wschód–Zachód” (Said 1979), ale jest konstruowany właśnie w oparciu o dystynkcje klasowe (Buchowski 2006).
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