..., the questions raised by Drabble s division of womankind into carnivores and herbivores can be dealt with only superficially. Sarah admits to having swallowed gratefully the greater gifts greater duties to society line handed her at school, but when she sees that although that attitude dis­ poses nicely...

... of agriculture and later of game preserving. This brought about the total destruction of many predators over most of Britain and the reduction in numbers of many others. All the large birds of prey, and all the large carnivores have suffered most; and they were the natural enemies of rabbits. Intensive game...

... engaged theorists are to defuse the most scandalous aspects of psychoanalysis. Psychoana­ lytic theory, once swallowed too quickly, thereafter becomes resistance to theory. There are carnivorous, all-devouring apprenticeships the very zeal­ ousness of which leads to the indigestion of amnesia, a condition...

... s brutal, carnivorous sense of life, but it is also linked with Williams s private sexual proclivities. Sebastian connects sex with appetite: Cousin Sebastian said he was famished for blonds, he was fed up with the dark ones and was famished for blonds. . . . [TJhat s how he talked about people...

... continued to visualize evil in its biologically most primitive forms among the images of can­ cers, mad killers, the bitter tendons of stones, carnivorous orchids, and uterine monstrosities rather than among the factors of socio­ logical equations. The evil that appears among such images is not some...

... a history of fixed habits of stagnation (J, x, 252). Thoreau found wildness a limited or negative quality in other respects also. Quite early in his life he found the predator-prey relationship discomforting and gave up hunting. In A Week he writes passionately against his carnivorous instincts...

... find him and prepare a less carnivorous diet. Altogether, about one hundred and fifty prisoners were taken, but a like number on the black list eluded the best efforts of the police, including Big Bill Haywood, the famous I.W.W. leader. Hoyne was disappointed at the poor showing of his raids, which...