称呼语法:论凯西·卡鲁斯作品中的记忆与历史

IF 0.2 4区 文学 0 LITERARY THEORY & CRITICISM
María del Rosario Acosta López
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摘要

摘要:通过写Cathy Caruth的作品,我可以写下我目前关于“听力语法”的项目,该项目不仅在与她的作品的对话中发展起来,而且已经成为我解决以下问题的有力方式:,这个问题汇集了这个关于理论中的女性的特刊——这个问题与认识上的不公正和沉默问题(Kristie Dotson)、殖民主义及其影响在今天仍然有效的程度密切相关(María Lugones),以及对不知情的抹杀和实践(Mariana Ortega),这些抹杀和做法被用来反对在哲学中体现“女性”——更具体地说是“有色人种女性”——的可能性。如果不首先从根本上质疑意义框架,就无法真正解决这些问题,因为意义框架预先决定了什么值得倾听,什么不值得倾听。对可听性制度的颠覆和非殖民化——迫使我们倾听那些在其他方面一直被视为闻所未闻的东西——是开始认真思考从理论角度体现这一类别意味着什么的问题的唯一途径——历史上强加的、哲学上有问题的,以及迫切需要非殖民化的“妇女”
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Grammars of Addressing: On Memory and History in Cathy Caruth’s Work
Abstract:Writing about Cathy Caruth’s work allows me to write about my current project on “grammars of listening,” which has not only developed in conversation with her work but has also become a powerful way for me to address, among other things, the question that gathers together this special issue on Women in Theory—a question closely related to issues of epistemic injustice and silencing (Kristie Dotson), of coloniality and the extent to which its effects are still operative today (María Lugones), and to the erasures and practices of un-knowing (Mariana Ortega) that have been deployed against the possibility of embodying what it means to be a “woman”—and more specifically a “woman of color”—in philosophy.None of these questions can be truly addressed without first radically questioning the frameworks of meaning that determine in advance what does and does not deserve to become audible. A subversion and a decolonization of the regime of audibility—one that forces us to listen to what is otherwise constantly rendered unheard and unheard-of—is the only way to begin seriously taking up the question of what it would mean to embody, from a theoretical perspective, the category—historically imposed, philosophically problematized, and in urgent need of decolonization—of “woman.”
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DIACRITICS-A REVIEW OF CONTEMPORARY CRITICISM
DIACRITICS-A REVIEW OF CONTEMPORARY CRITICISM LITERARY THEORY & CRITICISM-
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期刊介绍: For over thirty years, diacritics has been an exceptional and influential forum for scholars writing on the problems of literary criticism. Each issue features articles in which contributors compare and analyze books on particular theoretical works and develop their own positions on the theses, methods, and theoretical implications of those works.
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