近代早期英国和爱尔兰超自然叙事中的吞针与自毁

IF 0.5 2区 历史学 Q1 HISTORY Cultural & Social History Pub Date : 2023-03-15 DOI:10.1080/14780038.2023.2189407
Imogen Knox
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本文通过吞针现象探讨了近代早期英国和爱尔兰的自我毁灭行为,这一现象在巫术和附身案件中得到了描述。它认为,女巫和恶魔的参与使人们能够表达自我毁灭的情感,而不会对这种想法和行为进行谴责。在18世纪,随着超自然信仰越来越多地根植于个人的思想中,人们被剥夺了这种出口。别针的自杀含义及其超自然原因也揭示了男性和女性对这种冲动和行为的不同解释。
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Pin-Swallowing and Self-Destruction in Early Modern British and Irish Supernatural Narratives
ABSTRACT This article explores self-destructive behaviours in early modern Britain and Ireland through the phenomenon of pin-swallowing, as depicted in cases of bewitchment and possession. It argues that the involvement of witches and demons enabled the expression of self-destructive feelings without condemnation for such thoughts and actions. As supernatural belief was increasingly located within the mind of the individual in the eighteenth century, people were deprived of this outlet. The suicidal connotations of pins and their supernatural cause also sheds light on the different explanations which men and women were able to ascribe such impulses and behaviours.
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