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摘要
本文分析了短篇小说《O Lapso》(1883)。它展示了Machado de Assis是如何通过引用早期浪漫主义作家Charles Lamb的话将社会医学和资本主义制度联系起来的。叙述者以一种支离破碎和讽刺的叙事风格,回忆起荷兰医生Jeremias Halma如何治愈贵族Nicolau的一种奇怪的疾病,这种疾病使他无法理解为什么他必须支付服务费用。通过错综复杂的互文参考,Machado展示了帝国资本主义如何将社会关系降低到激烈的竞争和自我利益的游戏,这是19世纪巴西殖民主义的特征。
O LAPSO: ECHOES OF CHARLES LAMB IN THE SCIENCE OF PAYING
Abstract This article analyses the short story ‘O Lapso’ (1883). It demonstrates how Machado de Assis connects social medicine and the capitalist system via a quote by the early Romantic writer Charles Lamb. Resorting to a fragmentary and ironic narrative style, the narrator recollects the story of how the Dutch doctor Jeremias Halma cures the nobleman Nicolau of a fantastic disease which prevents him from understanding why he has to pay for services. Through intricate intertextual references, Machado demonstrates how Imperial capitalism reduces social relations to an intense game of competition and self-interest, which characterises the coloniality of power in nineteenth-century Brazil.
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The journal, which is mainly aimed at the academic community, welcomes scholarly articles in the most diverse methodological and critical trends. The journal’s main areas of interest are literary studies, Brazilian literature and comparative literature, focused on the work of Machado de Assis. Articles will be received on a rolling basis. The articles must be original and unpublished in Brazil. The journal receives, reviews and publishes articles in Portuguese and English. All articles received by the editors will be submitted for evaluation by the editorial board and by ad hoc reviewers, members of the Brazilian and international academic community, who are specially invited for each issue of the journal.