Heterosexual Africa? The History of an Idea from the Age of Exploration to the Age of AIDS (review)
Heterosexual Africa? The History of an Idea from the Age of Exploration to the Age of AIDS (review)
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异性恋非洲？
DOI：
10.1353/bhm.0.0348
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发表时间：
2010
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1
通讯作者：
Luise White
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作者：
Luise White
最后三章。基于对雅典风景的研究，威基瑟新鲜地评价了我们引进邪教的最好证据--即Telemachus纪念碑--以便将这一事件嵌入城市空间和当地的权力动态。虽然她对这些动态和进口本身的重建必然是投机性的，可能太过整洁，但这是一次有希望的尝试，试图超越42世纪初肆虐这座城市的瘟疫，以了解为什么一位年轻的治愈之神在他这样做的历史时刻找到了他到达雅典卫城斜坡的方式。
final three chapters. Building on studies of the Athenian landscape as an imperial “text,” Wickkiser freshly appraises our best evidence for the importation of the cult—namely, the Telemachus monument—in order to embed the event in both the space of the city and the local dynamics of power. While her reconstruction of these dynamics and the importation itself is necessarily speculative and probably too tidy, it is a promising attempt to look beyond the plague that ravaged the city in the early 420s in order to understand why a young healing god found his way to the slopes of the Acropolis at the historical moment at which he did.