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Q4 Arts and Humanities

Sjuttonhundratal Pub Date : 2022-12-29 DOI:10.7557/4.6609

Charlotta Wolff

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Abstract

Gustav Philip Creutz and Gustaf Fredrik Gyllenborg, both born in 1731, were two major authors who developed pastoral and epic poetry in Swedish and who were also known for their literary friendship. In Swedish and Finnish national literature, they are known as representatives of a supposedly light, rococo style that fell out of fashion in the nineteenth century. By proposing a queer reading of their poetry, this article takes a new approach to their works, arguing that these can be used as valuable sources for the history of gender, genderqueer and feelings of love and friendship. While previous studies have generally analysed Creutz’s and Gyllenborg’s works separately, they are here seen as a mutual venture in the context of a shifting, gendered public space, however within a strongly classical framework, which allowed the authors to play at several intertextual levels to appeal to the sensitivities of different readers.

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古斯塔夫·菲利普·克鲁茨和古斯塔夫·弗雷德里克·吉伦堡都出生于1731年，他们是瑞典的两位主要作家，他们发展了瑞典的田园和史诗，他们也因文学上的友谊而闻名。在瑞典和芬兰的民族文学中，他们被认为是一种轻盈的洛可可风格的代表，这种风格在19世纪已经过时了。通过对他们诗歌的酷儿解读，本文对他们的作品进行了新的解读，认为这些作品可以作为性别、性别酷儿以及爱情和友谊的历史的宝贵资料。虽然之前的研究通常分别分析了Creutz和Gyllenborg的作品，但在这里，他们被视为在一个不断变化的、性别化的公共空间背景下的共同冒险，然而在一个强烈的古典框架内，这使得作者能够在几个互文层面上发挥作用，以吸引不同读者的敏感性。

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Sjuttonhundratal Arts and Humanities-Visual Arts and Performing Arts

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0.20

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审稿时长

32 weeks

期刊介绍： 1700-tal: Nordic Yearbook for Eighteenth-Century Studies is an international, multidisciplinary, peer reviewed, open access scholarly journal published by the Swedish Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies in cooperation with the Finnish Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies (since 2009), the Norwegian Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies (since 2010), the Danish Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies (since 2013), and the Icelandic Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies (since 2013). 1700-tal welcomes contributions on all aspects of the long eighteenth century written in Scandinavian languages or in English, French or German. Detailed guidelines for authors can be found on the website of the Swedish Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies. In the case of contributions in English and French, the authorial guidelines of Voltaire Foundations are used as the model. For further information on technicalities kindly consult the webpage of the printed yearbook or contact one of the editors.