‘Read it for restoratives’: Pericles and the Romance of Whiteness

Noémie Ndiaye
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Abstract:This essay reads Pericles (1608) through the lens of early modern critical whiteness studies. Tracing how the play reworks the colour-coding of its medieval source text along new racial lines, this essay sees Pericles’s melancholia as an allegory of the always incomplete condition of whiteness. It then shows how Pericles uses the erotic mechanics of romance to pursue his quest for whiteness. Ultimately, the essay underlines the relevance of Pericles’s quest to Shakespeare’s cultural moment before discussing the voices of resistance to the project of whiteness embedded within the play, and the uses of that play for our own times.
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“读它来恢复元气”:伯里克利和《白的浪漫》
摘要:本文从早期现代批判白人研究的角度来解读伯里克利(1608)。这篇文章追踪了这部戏剧是如何沿着新的种族路线重新编写中世纪原始文本的颜色编码的,并将伯里克利的忧郁看作是对白人永远不完整状态的寓言。然后展示了伯里克利如何利用浪漫的情爱机制来追求他对白色的追求。最后,这篇文章强调了伯里克利的追求与莎士比亚的文化时刻的相关性,然后讨论了戏剧中嵌入的反对白人项目的声音,以及这部戏剧在我们这个时代的应用。
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