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Torture, Identity, and the Corporeality of Female Sanctity : the Body as Locus of Meaning in the Legend of St Margaret Of Antioch / Beresford, Andrew M. (University of Durham)
The legend of St Margaret of Antioch problematizes a range of conceptions of selfhood, particularly the relationship between the body and identity, by constantly blurring the dialectical clarity of the opposition between self and other, between internal and external. [...]
La leyenda de Santa Margarita de Antioquía problematiza una serie de concepciones de la individualidad, sobre todo la relación entre el cuerpo y la identidad, al complicar constantemente la claridad dialéctica de la oposición entre el ser y el otro, entre lo interno y lo externo. [...]
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10.5565/rev/medievalia.351
Medievalia, Vol. 18 Núm. 2 (2015) , p. 179-210 (Los contornos de la santidad: Textos y documentos)

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