Juana la Larga in the 21st c.
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Towards a longue durée history of ambiguously sexed bodies. / Auf dem Weg zu einer langen Geschichte geschlechtlich uneindeutiger Körper
21. Jahrhundert / English / Links / Veranstaltungshinweise
von Christof Rolker · Published 18/09/2016 · Last modified 13/09/2016
The case against Juana la Larga apparently was set to stage! Look here for more information (no reservations at the moment, though): https://fringesanmiguel.ticketleap.com/juana-la-larga/
Artikel / Englisch / English / Frühe Neuzeit (16.-18. Jh.) / Spanisch
von Christof Rolker · Published 16/08/2016 · Last modified 14/09/2016
The Mexican case Martínez 2016 has studied (and Enrique has brought to attention) is a welcome addition to the corpus of primary sources on early modern hermaphrodites, all the more as scholarship traditionally has time and...
Artikel / English / Frühe Neuzeit (16.-18. Jh.) / Links / Literatur / Spanisch
von nilssonenrique · Published 10/08/2016 · Last modified 13/09/2016
María Elena Martínez, “Sex and the Colonial Archive: The Case of “Mariano” Aguilera,” HAHR 96:3 421-443. In the current number of the Hispanic American Historical Review (Vol. 96, Number 3, pp. 421-443) María Elena Martínez presents...
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The blog deals with the history of ambiguously sexed bodies, mainly in the West, from Antiquity to the present. What kind of lives lived ‚hermaphrodites’ (as they were called), how were they perceived and how were they ignored, as it was often the case? The blog presents historical scholarship, methodological issues and primary sources relating to a longue durée history of ambiguously sexed bodies.
Das Blog thematisiert die Geschichte geschlechtlich uneindeutiger Körper, vor allem in Europa, von der Antike bis in die Gegenwart. Wie lebten „Hermaphroditen“, wie sie lange meist genannt wurden, wie wurden sie wahrgenommen, wie wurden sie (häufig genug) nicht wahrgenommen? Das Blog soll historische Forschung, methodische Fragen und Primärtexte zur Diskussion stellen, die zu einer „langen Geschichte“ uneindeutiger Körper beitragen können.