法律约束:近代早期西班牙的女性与表演

Q3 Arts and Humanities

Renaissance Drama Pub Date : 2016-09-01 DOI:10.1086/688690

M. M. Carrión

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摘要

在现代早期的西班牙，女性大量出现在公共活动和空间以及戏剧舞台上。传统的智慧给这种存在蒙上了一层男性主角的面纱。然而，正如上面提到的洛佩·德·维加的戏剧宣言挑战她们所做的那样，女性正确地与verosímil(真实的模仿)协商了不可能的事情，当她们挪用了disfraz varonil(男性伪装)，并进入了喜剧世界的中心舞台。他们这样做是靠

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Legally Bound: Women and Performance in Early Modern Spain

women were abundantly and significantly present in public events and spaces as well as on theatrical stages in early modern Spain. Conventional wisdom has covered that presence with a veil of male protagonism. However, as the above-cited segment of Lope de Vega’s theatrical manifesto challenged them to do, women rightly negotiated the impossible with the verosímil (truthful imitation) when they appropriated the disfraz varonil (male disguise), and moved center stage in the world of comedia. They did so by be-

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Renaissance Drama Arts and Humanities-Literature and Literary Theory

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