Drugost ženskog/vještičjeg tijela: institucionalne prakse o(d)značivanja (CROSBI ID 304176)
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Podaci o odgovornosti
Polgar, Nataša
hrvatski
Drugost ženskog/vještičjeg tijela: institucionalne prakse o(d)značivanja
This text discusses the discursive construction of the body of a woman/witch as a threatening Other under Article 60 of the Criminal Practice, which served both as a criminal law and as a criminal procedure law in Hungary, and thus Croatia and Slavonia, during the period of mass witchcraft trials from 1699 to the mid-18th century. Otherness is approached from a psychoanalytic, Lacanian point of view because it opens up the possibility of understanding the collective affective politics of fear as a reflection of the unconscious in the language that created the witch imaginary, which takes its origin from the register of the imaginary and the mirror stage, i.e., in the psychological economy of structuring of the self/ego. The legal procedures that are analyzed in the text as part of the symbolic register seek to socially channel and discipline fear first by inscribing on and into women’s bodies various deviations and transgressions of the human, which are then entirely annulled through designification procedures and practices
tijelo ; vještica ; đavao ; đavolji pečat ; Drugost ; strah ; Hrvatska ; Kriminalna praksa ; tortura ; psihoanaliza ; Lacan
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engleski
Otherness of Women's/Witches' Bodies: Institutional Practices of (De)Signification
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body ; witch ; devil ; devil's mark ; the Other ; fear ; Croatia ; Criminal Practice ; torture ; psychoanalysis ; Lacan
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Podaci o izdanju
(2.11)
2021.
1-27
objavljeno
1847-7755
10.15291/sic/2.11
Povezanost rada
Etnologija i antropologija, Filozofija, Interdisciplinarne humanističke znanosti, Povijest, Rodni studiji