种族问题:文艺复兴时期和当代洗白中的黑人仙女座菌株

IF 0.2 3区 艺术学 0 ART
P. Simons
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目前关于种族抹除和行动的争论突出了艺术史学家对我们如何描述和分析非欧洲人的表现保持警惕的必要性。古代神话中的埃塞俄比亚公主安德洛墨达就是一个著名的例子。暗示仙女座是黑人的文本线索始于公元前5世纪的希腊戏剧,这些戏剧明确地将这个角色描述为埃塞俄比亚人,下面引用的后来的文本继续了这一点
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Race Matters: Black Andromeda in the Renaissance and in Contemporary Whitewashing
Current debates about erasure and action in relation to race highlight the need for art historians to be vigilant about how we describe and analyze representations of non-Europeans. The Ethiopian princess Andromeda from ancient mythology is a notable example. The textual trail implying that Andromeda was black begins in now-lost Greek plays from the fifth century BCE that unequivocally described the character as Ethiopian, and later texts adduced below continued that
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