重温《诺里奇启示录》中的身体

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Journal of Medieval Religious Cultures Pub Date : 2019-01-30 DOI:10.5325/JMEDIRELICULT.45.1.0061

Laura Godfrey

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摘要：本文认为，朱利安在将《短文本》修改为《长文本》时，一直在暗示她最初的身体和幻想经历，以表明身体痛苦作为她精神转变的一部分的重要性。朱利安将这些时刻称为惊讶，借鉴了中世纪对洞察力之前的感官和认知剥夺的理解。这一点在《主与仆人的寓言》中表现得最为明显，在该寓言中，朱利安用自己的身体经历来构建愿景，含蓄地将自己的痛苦转化为寓言的仆人。

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Revising the Body in Julian of Norwich's Revelations

Abstract:This article argues that Julian consistently alludes to her initial bodily and visionary experience in revising the Short Text into the Long Text in order to mark the importance of bodily suffering as part of her spiritual transformation. Julian refers to these moments as astonishment, drawing on a medieval understanding of a combined sensory and cognitive deprivation that precedes insight. This is most apparent in the Parable of the Lord and Servant in which Julian frames the vision with her own bodily experience, implicitly translating her own pain into the parable's servant.

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