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Medical Humanities and Disability Studies: Beyond Disciplines

為了解決符號學的問題，作者Murray, Stuart 這樣論述：

Medical Humanities and Disability Studies are two critical fields at the cutting edge of innovative interdisciplinary work in the Arts and Humanities, but to date there has been no book length study of the (occasionally vexed) relationship between the two. This book addresses that and presents a

series of provocative arguments about how the two disciplines interact, the forms their critical practice take, and what each can learn from the other. Although the two disciplines have emerged from different critical heritages they share many features, from identifying processes of exclusion and ch

ampioning user participation to a commitment to inter- and cross-disciplinary methodologies. But the subjects differ in other ways: medical humanities has evolved from considerations of the place of humanities in the development of medical education, while disability studies has its origins in right

s- and identity-based discourses. While both are part of the ’critical turn’ that has marked new interdisciplinary work in the last 15 years, each has developed through different theoretical contexts and often brings different perspectives to its subject material. Written in an accessible manner and

aimed at a wide audience in both fields and the new humanities more widely, it asserts that both subject areas need to evaluate their recent successes and challenge core assumptions if they are to remain critically relevant in the evolving study of social and cultural experiences of health.

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羅蘭·巴特符號思維啟示下仿古街區的路徑發展研究—以鹽鎮水街為例

為了解決符號學的問題，作者周穎 這樣論述：

隨著全球化進程與全面實行現代意義的城市建設，中國各城市文化面臨著嚴峻的發展壓力。仿古街區是眾多城市文化建設中的一個分支，是體現城市文脈延續的良好方式。但當文化依循著市場需求、經濟的調整而失去它自身本位時，文化便落入了一種形式符號，成為資本增值的生產象徵。本作為改善城市的均質現象、增加地方活力的積極途徑，變成了被操控、且被批判的消極對象。因此，面對各城市現存的邊緣化仿古街區，亟待被認知其自身的處境與價值，並為其找到可以指導良序發展的理論依據。在本研究中，首先，通過文獻的對比轉變了傳統看待仿古街區的視角，確認了仿古街區應該具備群體性、流動性、公共性內涵，突出了地方文化與場域發展應基於地方居民的特

徵。其次，基於仿古街區作為符號運作的載體之一，本研究借助了符號學理論對其場域文化符碼被神話化的背後邏輯進行了探索，並主要以對羅蘭巴特言語觀與整體觀的分析，延伸了得以服務於地方話語得以融入原權利話語團體的轉換層級，並將其轉化成模型。接著，選取了一個個案場域，通過定性與定量的工具使得基於地方的話語與場域關係的連結圖得以建立，最終確認了四條主要關係的關係連結圖，並供研究進一步對比、評估並調整場域神話文本的重視項，進而提出各路徑發展策略。結果表明，一方面，地方人所關注的點的優先性與神話文本確實存在差異性；另一方面，仿古街區的場域職能不僅僅只是旅遊經濟的一種形式，更是一個結合、調動地方居民、地方知識、地

方文化資源的網絡資訊中心，確認了屬於仿古街區價值的落腳點。本研究不僅提供了針對仿古街區的新的思考範式，也期為日後如何實踐仿古街區的獨立性、多樣性以及整體性發展提供了參考依據。

Let Them Rot: Antigone’’s Parallax

為了解決符號學的問題，作者Zupančič, Alenka 這樣論述：

A provocative, highly accessible journey to the heart of Sophocles’ Antigone elucidating why it keeps resurfacing as a central text of Western thought and Western culture.There is probably no classical text that has inspired more interpretation, critical attention, and creative response than Soph

ocles’ Antigone. The general perspective from which the book is written could be summarized with this simple question: What is it about the figure of Antigone that keeps haunting us? Why do all these readings and rewritings keep emerging? To what kind of always contemporary contradiction does the ne

ed, the urge to reread and reimagine Antigone--in all kinds of contexts and languages--correspond? As key anchor points of this general interrogation, three particular ＂obsessions＂ have driven the author’s thinking and writing about Antigone. First is the issue of violence. The violence in Antigone

is the opposite of ＂graphic＂ as we have come to know it in movies and in the media; rather, it is sharp and piercing, it goes straight to the bone. It is the violence of language, the violence of principles, the violence of desire, the violence of subjectivity. Then there is the issue of funerary ri

tes and their role in appeasing the specific ＂undeadness＂ that seems to be the other side of human life, its irreducible undercurrent that death alone cannot end and put to rest. This issue prompted the author to look at the relationship between language, sexuality, death, and ＂second death.＂ The th

ird issue, which constitutes the focal point of the book, is Antigone’s statement that if it were her children or husband lying unburied out there, she would let them rot and not take it upon herself to defy the decree of the state. The author asks, how does this exclusivist, singularizing claim (sh

e would do it only for Polyneices), which she uses to describe the ＂unwritten law＂ she follows, tally with Antigone’s universal appeal and compelling power? Attempting to answer this leads to the question of what this particular (Oedipal) family’s misfortune, of which Antigone chooses to be the guar

dian, shares with the general condition of humanity. Which in turn forces us to confront the seemingly self-evident question: ＂What is incest?＂ Let Them Rot is Alenka Zupančič’s absorbing and succinct guided tour of the philosophical and psychoanalytic issues arising from the Theban trilogy. Her ori

ginal and surprising intervention into the broad and prominent field of study related to Sophocles’ Antigone illuminates the classical text’s ongoing relevance and invites a wide readership to become captivated by its themes.

皮蘭德婁《六個尋找劇作家的劇中人》劇作風格之反思研究

為了解決符號學的問題，作者郭珈吟 這樣論述：

　　本論文其中研究旨在皮蘭德婁（Pirandello）《六個尋找劇作家的劇中人》（Six Characters in Search of an Author）（以下簡稱《六》劇）劇作，此劇為二十世紀傑出劇作家劇作之一，本論文將研究《六》劇之劇作家如何以自身劇場經歷創作此劇作，並加以賦予此劇其哲學、虛與實辯證、人生哲學與劇場下之反思，皮蘭德婁以戲中戲方式探討劇場以及人生的問題，開啟了戲劇性的怪誕式風格，影響許多劇作家，皮式經由幽默論以怪誕式手法巧妙將其融合進《六》劇裡，將其發揮劇場性作用，本論文將透過文獻研究法以及文本分析檢視皮蘭德婁劇作家風格之反思研究，深入分析《六》劇中之故事性、哲學性、劇

場性。