High under the pew: A critical meditation on Joseph Winters’s Hope Draped in Black

IF 0.5 Q3 SOCIAL SCIENCES, INTERDISCIPLINARY CULTURAL DYNAMICS Pub Date : 2021-03-11 DOI:10.1177/0921374021992927
S. Cervenak
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“High Under the Pew: A Critical Meditation on Joseph Winters’s Hope Draped in Black” thinks Joseph Winters’s text in relation to critical poetics, Black studies and Black feminist thought. In particular, I trace how Winters’s philosophical engagement with the concept of “melancholic hope” in Black literary production extends these above-named intellectual traditions’ critiques of the post-enlightenment subject. More precisely, Winters dwelling with “melancholic hope” as it manifests in Black aesthetic and political thought attends to modes of being inassimilable to racist, heteronormative, ableist and capitalist narratives of space-time and progress.
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高高的长椅下:对约瑟夫·温特斯的《黑色的希望》的批判性思考
《在皮尤的高处:对约瑟夫·温特斯《披着黑衣的希望》的批判性思考》认为约瑟夫·温特斯的文本与批评诗学、黑人研究和黑人女权主义思想有关。特别是,我追踪了温特斯对黑人文学作品中“忧郁的希望”概念的哲学参与如何扩展了上述知识分子传统对后启蒙主题的批评。更准确地说,温特斯在黑人美学和政治思想中表现出的“忧郁的希望”,关注的是与种族主义、异性恋规范、残疾主义和资本主义时空和进步叙事不可同化的模式。
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