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在这篇文章中，我探讨了在当代华沙与同性恋犹太人的痕迹进行体现性、渴望性接触的可能性。通过研究本尼-内梅尔（Benny Nemer）2015 年受波兰犹太人历史博物馆（POLIN）委托制作的实验性有声读物《穆拉努夫的百合花》（Lilia z Muranowa），我提出了一条追随该有声读物所表现出的类似于 "巫术 "的困扰的探究路线。在此过程中，我研究了欲望、情感猜测、传说和谣言是如何让我们与历史相遇的，如果我们允许自己被它们困扰的话。我提供了一个景观，内梅尔实验故事的听众或表演者可以用他们的欲望、身体和幻想来创造这个景观，以便通过欲望档案主体--一个波兰同性恋犹太人--来恢复档案中失去和遗忘的生命。
Where is the Muranów Lily? Unearthing Traces of Queer Jewishness in Contemporary Warsaw
In this essay I explore the possibility of an embodied, desiring encounter with traces of queer Jewishness in contemporary Warsaw. Examining Benny Nemer’s 2015 experimental audioguide Lilia z Muranowa (The Muranów Lily), commissioned by POLIN, the Museum of the History of Polish Jews, I propose a line of enquiry following a dybbuk-like haunting that the audioguide performs. In doing so, I investigate how desiring, affective speculation, legends and rumours might enable an encounter with history, if we allow ourselves to be haunted by them. I provide a landscape which the listener or the performer of Nemer’s experimental tale may engender with their desire, their body and their fantasy, in order to restore lives lost and forgotten in the archives, through the desiring archival subject: a queer Polish Jew.
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Art History is a refereed journal that publishes essays and reviews on all aspects, areas and periods of the history of art, from a diversity of perspectives. Founded in 1978, it has established an international reputation for publishing innovative essays at the cutting edge of contemporary scholarship, whether on earlier or more recent periods. At the forefront of scholarly enquiry, Art History is opening up the discipline to new developments and to interdisciplinary and cross-cultural approaches.
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