Raspberries are a petit-bourgeois crop, while wheat is a proletarian crop — or so says political scientist James C Scott in his remarkable 1998 book Seeing Like a State. That makes it sound as though Scott is musing on matters of taste. In fact, he’s highlighting the link between what we produce, and the political and economic structures that production makes possible.
覆盆子是小資產階級作物，而小麥是無產階級作物——政治學家詹姆士•C•史考特(James C Scott)在他1998年那本《國家的視角》(Seeing Like a State)中這樣說。聽上去史考特在思考品味問題。事實上，他強調的是，我們生產的東西與這種生產所支撐起的政治經濟結構之間的聯繫。
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