... to these ends. © 2008 by Duke University Press 2008 Symposium: Devalued Currency, Part 1 the pig is dead Parrhesia and the Common Good Glenn Holland One of the most durable claims of the scholar is the right to say whatever he or she...

...A. L. Snijders © Lydia Davis/A. L. Snijders/AFdH Uitgevers 2015 not for sale POETRY AND FICTION OWL AND SUCKLING PIG A. L. Snijders Translated by Lydia Davis Owl During the past week, at night, an owl has been flying...

...” (“Let there be commerce between us”) to define his relationship with his “detested” and “pig-headed” poetic “father,” Walt Whitman. © 2016 by Duke University Press 2016 Patrick Leigh Fermor Horace peace culture war PEACE BY OTHER MEANS Symposium on the Role of Ethnography...

... into a bacchanal. Late that night, while their friends fornicated or drunkenly raved or snored amid the spilled wine and the remnants of Carthage pudding and suckling pig stuffed with phyllo and honey, his father had stumbled over to a colossal serving dish, ripped a thigh off a roasted bird, and took the fatal...

..., interesting” “very and demanding” “very a way. would Neither attempt positionthe of toother:undermine party the each party to eachappearforce.” party in “full We must learn from pigs as they apply their allowing means concern of matters as relations...

... for Menelaus, who is some kind of machine); but Bruno is no Art Spiegelman, and this is no Maus . Spiegelman's cats, pigs, and mice make perfect sense and are elegantly and clearly depicted; they add resonance to the story without raising further questions. In this Trojan Women , it makes sense that Hecuba...

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... their culinary function more col- orfully than they do their make-believe use as stirrups and steed. The spit spears a pig’s head, two cooked birds, and a pair of sausages. Because the object is a spit (and not a lance), and because the man who holds...

... in the Seventeenth Century; The Food Movement, Culture, and Religion: A Tale of Pigs, Christians, Jews, and Politics; and Jews and Blacks in the Early Modern World, which received the Salo Wittmayer Baron Book Prize of the American Academy for Jewish Research. Paul Seabright, director of the Institute for Advanced...

... them away. Then she grimaces and says she does not like pork anymore, although she ate it until she joined the Adventists. I ask: What is it like to be an Adventist where pigs are free to walk the streets of the village and even enter the houses? Judith opens her eyes wide, appearing surprised at my...

... with shit of industrial pig farms, is only lit by a series of billboards for the Blue Stag Casino, Home of the World’s Finest Prime Rib Buffet. For weeks now radio waves have been bashing the prairies with prophecies, threats of Apocalypse, and the devout (or the cautious) have erected makeshift...

... of the pig-­fattening farm below the orchard. Flies blackened even the Porta Spe- ciosa’s carved plaitwork and consoles of red marble; saucer-­sized gadflies buzzed around Father Cripple’s mules, and when the Sun set, dense clouds of mosquitoes swarmed in a haze over...

... ­centered precise (inthis sense) onfocus how agency is attributed to pigs...

... Johnson, Animals in Translation: Using the Mysteries of Autism to Decode Animal Behavior (New York: Harcourt, Brace, Jovanovich, 2005), 372 pp. Temple Grandin is the world expert at leading cattle, pigs, and lambs to the slaughter. She is also...

...: Using the Mysteries of Autism to Decode Animal Behavior (New York: Harcourt, Brace, Jovanovich, 2005), 372 pp. Temple Grandin is the world expert at leading cattle, pigs, and lambs to the slaughter. She is also the world’s most famous person diagnosed with autism...

...: Using the Mysteries of Autism to Decode Animal Behavior (New York: Harcourt, Brace, Jovanovich, 2005), 372 pp. Temple Grandin is the world expert at leading cattle, pigs, and lambs to the slaughter. She is also the world’s most famous person diagnosed with autism...

... is the world expert at leading cattle, pigs, and lambs to the slaughter. She is also the world’s most famous person diagnosed with autism. She holds that most unautistic people think mostly in words but that animals and autists think in pictures. Hence she knows...