...Stanley Corngold HEGEL, SCHOPENHAUER, AND CANNIBALISM Stanley Corngold A study of the body in Hegel's aesthetics in its relation to Schopenhauer's aesthetics might well begin with an account of Schopenhauer's lurid view of Hegel.' It is true that Schopenhauer's own bleak...

... University Press, 2016. Keller, Patricia M. Ghostly Landscapes: Film, Photography, and the Aesthetics of Haunting in Contemporary Spanish Culture. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2016. Lévi-Strauss, Claude. We Are All Cannibals and Other Essays. Translated by Jane Marie Todd...

... the argument (found in Cannibal Metaphysics), because he saw animism as an object to be classifi ed rather than a mode of thought unto itself that can transform our own. The latter was Viveiros de Castro’s radical and now celebrated move, in his the- orization of animism as perspectivism...

... democracy means little in the face of a controlling minority that cannibalizes revenue from the country’s lands and extends its parasitic operation through the ex- propriation of citizens’ tax into a system of private wealth. Its for- mal inauguration started with the Magna Carta; today the erosion...

... parasit- ism and taken precautions. Moreover, even the parasite may become, in turn, host to new parasites, so that each anticipation must take into account its own later cannibalization. Dialogic imperialism can then assume two distinct forms. The first is nothing but ressentiment...

... appearance of the Blade — are the only accessible content of the Black." For Fanon, the "historicity" that inheres in the Black" includes "tom-toms, cannibalism, intel- lectual deficiency, fetichism, racial defects, slave-ships, and above all else, above all: 'Y A Bon Banania" (112).30 This appearance...

... a corpse or in a swoon. Richard F. Burton, 1869 . . . the mines are referred to as the place of cannibals. Rosalind Morris, 2008 Burton’s Anthropology Captain Richard Francis Burton, in collaboration with the scholar Dr. James Hunt, inaugurated the Anthropological Society of Lon...

... necessary? is the question we systematically address to politi- cal powers. Why? Because we have taken the arbitrary and radi- cal decision to help the people society has decided to sacrifi ce.”16 This Manichaean view of a “cannibal order,” as he calls it, is cer- tainly extreme, but coming from a Nobel...

... and cannibalized a hierarchical sexual division of labor. It is probably true that slavery cannot be explained except “as related to sex and reproduction as well as to farm and production.” 20 But this does not mean the equivalence of women and slaves (or, as is more often the case, the collapse of the latter...

..., Cannibals and Philosophers [Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2001], 81) 3. This is a fate inextricably bound up with the cultural imaginary of the conjoined body, most famously in the case of Chang and Eng Bunker, the nineteenth-century brothers who were the source of the term...