幽默、性别和性(性)在文本和电影:令人难以置信的萎缩男人从马克吐温到洛丽摩尔

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Lectora-Revista de Dones i Textualitat Pub Date : 2020-01-01 DOI:10.1344/lectora2020.26.9

C. Núñez-Puente

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本文从幽默、女权主义和酷儿理论的角度比较了《亚当和夏娃的日记》(吐温，1904-1906)、《不可思议的萎缩男人》(阿诺德，1957)和《你也丑》(摩尔，2008)。它考察了幽默是如何与二十世纪初、中期和末期不断变化的性别和性(性)表征相互作用的;此外，它认为幽默是质疑二元模式的一种有价值的手段，这种方式可能有助于实现一种平等的生活(我的术语)。我还讨论了某些类型的滑稽，例如讽刺，其结果可能是有害的或简单的墨守成规。这篇文章的结论是，幽默可以帮助我们消除等级制度，找到相似性，并在性别、性(素质)之间建立道德关系，以及其他方面。

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Humor, Gender, and Sex(uality) in Text and Film: Incredible Shrinking Men from Mark Twain to Lorrie Moore

This article compares The Diaries of Adam and Eve (Twain, 1904-1906), The Incredible Shrinking Man (Arnold, 1957), and “You’re Ugly, Too” (Moore, 2008) from the perspectives of humor, feminism, and queer theory. It examines how humor interacts with the changing representations of gender and sex(uality) at the beginning, the middle, and the end of the twentieth century; furthermore, it argues that humor is a valuable means of questioning binary patterns, which in this way may contribute to a life of equality-in-difference (my term). I also discuss certain types of comicality, e.g. sarcasm, the results of which can be detrimental or simply conformist. The article concludes that humor can help us to pull down hierarchies, find affinities, and build ethical relations among genders, sex(ualiti)es, and beyond.

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期刊介绍： LECTORA. JOURNAL OF WOMEN AND TEXTUALITY, founded in 1995, is a space for debate and study of the intersections and shades between feminism and various forms of textuality within culture. Lectora is a multilingual publication published annually both in print and online formats (Open Access). The journal does not charge for submission, processing or publication of manuscripts.