亲密的星球关系

Passage - Tidsskrift for litteratur og kritik Pub Date : 2024-01-10 DOI:10.7146/pas.v38i90.143025

Agnethe Bennedsgaard

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本文旨在说明，受盖特里-查克拉沃蒂-斯皮瓦克（Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak）启发的行星比较主义如何被用作一种包容世界异化状态的框架。在此，我研究了在姜杭（Hang Kang）和萨曼塔-施韦布林（Samanta Schweblin）的新哥特式女性主义小说中，亲密视角和行星视角是如何融为一体的。由此，我得出结论，行星性既可以作为小说中的行星视角，也可以作为一种异化的行星阅读策略。

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Intim planetaritet

This article aims to show how planetary comparativism, inspired by Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak, can be used as a framework that embraces the alienating state of the world. Herein, I study how intimate and planetary perspectives melt together in the neogothic feminist novels of Hang Kang and Samanta Schweblin. I thus conclude that planetarity can function both as planetary perspectives within novels but also as an alienating planetary reading strategy.

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