《色情情感:前现代和早期现代西班牙文化生产中的想象性和本能》,尼古拉斯·r·琼斯和查德·莱希主编(书评)

IF 0.3 4区 艺术学 Q2 Arts and Humanities
M. Verástegui
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一个新的研究领域的创造可能经常构成学术上的极限运动,当它发生在中世纪和早期现代西班牙研究的舞台上时,情况当然是这样。在如此广阔的范围内,仅仅是没有明确规定这个交叉点的确切规则的行为,在一些圈子里仍然遭到了抵制,这并不奇怪,因为传统上严格的划分一直主导着西班牙裔人文学科。西班牙文学是传统发挥更大影响力的学科之一,使得新颖的方法看起来比在其他学科中可能出现的更有违法性。在这种背景下,编辑尼古拉斯·r·琼斯(Nicholas R. Jones)和查德·莱希(Chad Leahy)在《色情情色》(pornography sensibility)一书中提出的建议超越了越界,变成了彻头彻尾的颠覆,而且是以最好的方式做到了这一点。编辑们建议在中世纪和早期现代西班牙研究和色情研究之间进行对话,作为一种富有成效的批判性方法来研究大量的作品,其中身体及其最亲密的方面以公开的图形和无拘无束的方式呈现。尽管性包含了这些表现中的大部分,但更极端的表现,如疾病和暴力,使问题和令人不安的主题的连续性更加完整,这对那些试图将西班牙文化生产的经典呈现为无菌和受人尊敬的人提出了挑战。这些文化产品拒绝被整齐地包装成通常的类别和关键的模式,以适应传统出版物的严格规范标准,无论是学术还是商业。这本书的价值就在于它打开了一个跨学科的空间,在这个空间里,这些文本和其他文化文物不再被分类和描述,而是成为一个更大的对话的一部分,这个对话涉及到跨越各种学科的一些最新和最有趣的知识探索。
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Pornographic Sensibilities: Imagining Sex and the Visceral in Premodern and Early Modern Spanish Cultural Production ed. by Nicholas R. Jones and Chad Leahy (review)
The creaTion of a new field of inquiry may often constitute the academic equivalent of extreme sports, and that is certainly the case when it takes place in the arena of medieval and early modern Hispanic Studies. The mere act of not specifying the exact rules of that intersection within such broad an area is still met in some circles with a resistance that is not surprising given the traditionally strict divisions that have dominated the Hispanic humanities. Hispanic literature is one of the disciplines where tradition has wielded greater power, making novel approaches seem more transgressive than they would probably appear in other disciplines. In this context, what editors Nicholas R. Jones and Chad Leahy propose in Pornographic Sensibilities falls beyond the transgressive into the downright subversive, and it does so in the best possible way. The editors propose a dialogue between medieval and early modern Hispanic Studies and Porn Studies as a productive critical approach to a vast corpus of writings where the body and its most intimate aspects feature in openly graphic and uninhibited ways. Although sex encompasses most of these representations, more extreme manifestations like disease and violence complete the continuum of problematic and uncomfortable subject matter that has challenged those who have tried to present the canon of Hispanic cultural production as aseptic and respectable. These are cultural products that resist being neatly packaged into the usual categories and critical molds required to fit the rigid canonical standards of traditional publication, both academic and commercial. Therein lies the value of this volume, in the opening of an interdisciplinary space where, instead of being classified and described, these texts and other cultural artifacts become party to a larger conversation that touches on some of the most current and interesting lines of intellectual inquiry across a wide variety of disciplines.
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期刊介绍: Published semiannually by the Comediantes, an international group of scholars interested in early modern Hispanic theater, the Bulletin welcomes articles and notes in Spanish and English dealing with sixteenth- and seventeenth-century peninsular and colonial Latin American drama. Submissions are refereed by at least two specialists in the field. In order to expedite a decision.
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