反对编辑“白色”:将莎士比亚的跨种族喜剧夫妇还原为爱的徒劳

Q3 Arts and Humanities

Renaissance Drama Pub Date : 2023-03-01 DOI:10.1086/725195

Scott Maisano

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他的文章展示了反黑人偏见，尤其是厌女症，是如何导致一个黑人女性——或者更确切地说，一个种族化和性别化的形象——从莎士比亚的经典人物中被删掉的，随后失去了这位剧作家最引人注目的跨种族喜剧夫妇。1当我们考虑到这对跨种族喜剧夫妇是如何出现在

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Against Editing “Whitely”: Restoring Shakespeare’s Interracial Comedic Couple to Love’s Labour’s Lost

t his essay shows how anti-Black prejudice, especially misogynoir, led to the editing out of a Black woman — or rather, a ﬁ gure racialized and gendered as such — from the Shakespearean canon of characters and subsequently to the loss of what would have been the playwright ’ s most visible, if not only, interracial comedic couple. 1 The signi ﬁ cance of an interracial comedic couple becomes apparent when we consider how this couple is featured in

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Renaissance Drama Arts and Humanities-Literature and Literary Theory

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