骑士-注定者:斯宾塞与雅克·德里达

Q1 Arts and Humanities Spenser Studies Pub Date : 2023-01-01 DOI:10.1086/723162
Eric Langley, Luke Prendergast
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这篇合著的文章通过德里达的《明信片》来探讨斯宾塞的《仙后》。德里达的文本中,他发出了越来越多的错误和错误的呼吁,信号,以及对回应的沮丧期望的交流,提供了一个合适的框架,通过这个框架来解决斯宾塞的相对“目的地”的偏离和流浪的叙事策略,有抱负但又卑鄙的apostrophice文本。
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Knights-Destinerrant: Spenser with Jacques Derrida
This coauthored article approaches Spenser’s The Faerie Queene via Derrida’s The Post Card. Derrida’s text, in which he sends out increasingly errant and ill-directed calls, signals, and communications with the frustrated expectation of response, provides an apposite framework by which to address the digressive and wandering narrative strategies of Spenser’s comparably “destinerrant,” aspirational yet abjectly apostrophizing text.
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