Voice and Fertility, (Self‐)Impregnation and (Inter‐)Dependence: The Pseudonyms and their (Narratives about) Wives

IF 0.2 0 PHILOSOPHY Kierkegaard Studies Yearbook Pub Date : 2022-07-14 DOI:10.1515/kierke-2022-0005
Henrike Fürstenberg
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Abstract By analyzing prefaces and other short excerpts written by different pseudonyms (Nicolaus Notabene, Hilarius Bookbinder, Frater Taciturnus, Judge William and, in contrast, Johannes the Seducer), this paper explores the pseudonymous authors’ relation to their spouses. It assumes that recurring motifs in the prefaces, such as ‘voice’ and the metaphor of ‘fertility,’ reveal, often in ironic tones, general gender-related aspects of identity in Kierkegaard’s works. The paper thus explores how the seemingly stereotyped and archaic conception of gender in the prefaces, such as the pseudonymous author’s assertion of superiority of (male) reasoning through writing over the (female) immediacy represented in voice, reflect aspects of the individual’s disposition before God.
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声音和生育,(自我)孕育和(相互)依赖:假名和他们(关于)妻子的(叙述)
摘要本文通过分析不同笔名(Nicolaus Notabene, Hilarius Bookbinder, Frater Taciturnus, Judge William,以及相形之下的Johannes the Seducer)所写的序言和其他短文节选,探讨笔名作者与配偶的关系。它假设在前言中反复出现的主题,如“声音”和“生育能力”的隐喻,通常以讽刺的语气揭示了克尔凯郭尔作品中与性别相关的一般身份方面。因此,本文探讨了前言中看似刻板和古老的性别概念,如假名作者断言(男性)通过写作推理优于(女性)直接发声,如何反映个人在上帝面前的性格。
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