“불행한 유대인의 절망에 빠진 딸”: 『몰타의 유대인』에 재현된 아비가일을 중심으로
“The Hopeless Daughter of a Hapless Jew”: Centering on Abigail in The Jew of Malta
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As the only daughter of Jewish Barabas, Abigail is a significant female character in The Jew of Malta, who offers insight into the interplay between anti-Semitism and gender politics. But, strangely, existing studies on this play have focused mainly on the malevolent and hypocritical attitudes and injustices of the men, including her father, the young suitors, and Christian friars, around her. Alternatively, at best, Abigail has been treated as a passive being, forced into silence and sacrificed by men for being ‘doubly Other’―both racially and sexually. However, in choosing the man whom she loves, and by converting to Christianity, she takes her own action as a ‘subject’. The fact that the good Abigail is not only presented as a foil both to her evil Jewish father, but also contrasted with the materially- and sexually-tainted suitors and with the depraved Christian friars, enables us to interrogate both the anti-Semitic, Christian prejudice and patriarchal ideology.
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As the only daughter of Jewish Barabas, Abigail is a significant female character in The Jew of Malta, who offers insight into the interplay between anti-Semitism and gender politics. But, strangely, existing studies on this play have focused mainly on the malevolent and hypocritical attitudes and injustices of the men, including her father, the young suitors, and Christian friars, around her. Alternatively, at best, Abigail has been treated as a passive being, forced into silence and sacrificed by men for being ‘doubly Other’―both racially and sexually. However, in choosing the man whom she loves, and by converting to Christianity, she takes her own action as a ‘subject’. The fact that the good Abigail is not only presented as a foil both to her evil Jewish father, but also contrasted with the materially- and sexually-tainted suitors and with the depraved Christian friars, enables us to interrogate both the anti-Semitic, Christian prejudice and patriarchal ideology.
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