Torture, Identity, and the Corporeality of Female Sanctity : The Body as Locus of Meaning in the Legend of St Margaret Of Antioch
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más que objetificación escópica para Olibrio, el inquisidor pagano, y un modelo de resistencia heroica para una audiencia cristiana partidaria. En esta discusión, que se centra en la versión previamente inédita de su leyenda preservada en el Gran flos sanctorum castellano, se presta atención sobre todo a cuestiones de significado ontológico, la tal llamada tesis de la ‘pornografía pía’ y la apropiación del cuerpo femenino como lugar simbólico de significación.
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