This article proposes to think about citizenship from the perspective of the forgotten. By drawing on the tradition of subaltern studies and the notion of empowerment, it immediately situates citizenship in a political sense. Thinking in terms of the forgotten means thinking politically about the ways in which human existence is shared within a public space that necessarily constrains the private space of individual interests.

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Thinking About Citizenship from the Perspective of the Forgotten

  • Fred Poche

摘要

This article proposes to think about citizenship from the perspective of the forgotten. By drawing on the tradition of subaltern studies and the notion of empowerment, it immediately situates citizenship in a political sense. Thinking in terms of the forgotten means thinking politically about the ways in which human existence is shared within a public space that necessarily constrains the private space of individual interests.