Violence and Vietnamese Anticolonialism
NEW POLITICAL SCIENCE(2022)
摘要
The well-known claim that violence marks the end or failure of politics can be misleading. This essay uses the case of Vietnamese anticolonialism to argue that French colonial violence may have marked the failure of politics between colonizer and colonized, but, more interestingly, it also inaugurated two new forms of politics among the colonized: an "exploratory" politics which shifted Vietnamese political thought from monarchist to democratic ideals, and, later, a "committed" politics dedicated to forging fraternity and revolutionary morality. Despite having their own challenges, both forms of politics were ways of channeling indignation from colonial violence toward productive, dignifying ends.
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