※ [本文转录自 NTU04DFLL 看板] 作者: spanisheyes (hazel) 看板: NTU04DFLL 标题: [公告] 外国语文学系学术演讲 时间: Fri Apr 4 21:13:43 2008 国立台湾大学外国语文学系学术演讲 Cultures of Shame, Cultures of Guilt: Masculinity Insufficieny in 'The Count of Ponthieu's Daughter' Speaker: Prof. William E. Burgwinkle (Reader in Medieval French and Occitan Literature, Department of Modern and Medieval Languages, University of Cambridge) Moderator: Prof. Ming-tsang Yang (Associate Professor, DFLL, NTU) 主持人：杨明苍副教授(国立台湾大学外文系副教授) Time: 3:00 ~ 5:00 pm, Wednesday, April 16, 2008 时间：2008年4月16日周三下午3:00-5:00 Venue: DFLL New Conference Room, 1F Old Main Library, NTU 地点：台大旧总图一楼外文系新会议室 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Abstract: Anthropologists used to feel confident in classifying cultures as either 'shame cultures' or 'guilt cultures', depending upon which of these two ways of experiencing personal turmoil and ostracism was more operative in controlling behaviour. The 13th-century prose tale of the Fille du Comte de Pontieu, the earliest literary prose text in French, and one of the most influential on the development of early Anglo-Norman, English, and French narratives, offers an opportunity to muddle these two supposedly different strategies of social control. The daughter in question suffers sterility, rape, attempted murder, kidnapping, religious conversion, child abandonment, and social isolation in the course of this very short text and what emerges is that what spells guilt for her spells shame for the men in her life. This paper will examine these issues through a celebration of a key text that examines crusading ideology, cultural identity and the fragility of feudal masculine identity. 外文系系办 --

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