... of painting, photography, and poetry in her work. Other figures discussed include John Donne, James Coleman, Gerhard Richter, and Hannah Arendt. The interview culminates with some thoughts on the concepts of flesh and of analogy, the topic of the book she is currently writing. © 2011 Virginia Tech 2011...

... de la communauté .” Cahiers de philosophie 18 ( 1994-1995 ). Roberto Esposito Flesh and Body in the Deconstruction of Christianity Condensing into a single formula a more complex argument already presented elsewhere, in The Sense of the World Jean-Luc Nancy clearly distances...

...] who was given by the flaming God be consumed by the fire? —​Susan L. Einbinder, Beautiful Death: Jewish Poetry and Martyrdom in Medieval France There is a medieval story about body and flesh that is burning...

... in which animals are visualized and put on display and by how distinct techniques of representation afford them different degrees of cultural significance. The issue that I am currently examining in my work is that of displays that transform bare flesh, feathers, and bone into knowledge...

... of the process of the Word becoming flesh. But in a completely unique way this musicification is at the same time also ordered to that inner shift of the incarnational event that I tried to indicate before: in the cross and the resurrection the incarnation of the Word becomes the verbalization of the flesh...

...Dzvinia Orlowsky Dzvinia Orlowsky Praying to Fra Lippi’s Mistress Make them forget there’s such a thing as flesh.  —​Robert Browning 1. Opening the triptych panels wide, I kissed faceless...

... was a new word. The movement of Eve’s mouth pressing into her first apple was an entire sentence: Thank you for choice. Every flick of Leonardo’s painting hand said I am awed to be alive. The inward pull of Gandhi’s hungry flesh was courage. My daughter Sarah...

... bright enough to scar the delicate lens of an outside. If you touch the flame you learn you can burn off just one layer. Roar goes the lion and the earth splits open. You are the lion and your voice grates away at flesh. You wear your noisy backbone as a rigid cowl upon your back. Somewhere...

.... Durham: Duke UP, 2009. Silverman, Kaja. Flesh of My Flesh. Stanford: Stanford UP, 2009. Stansell, Christine. American Moderns: Bohemian New York and the Creation of a New Century. 2000. Princeton: Princeton UP, 2010. Stockton, Kathryn Bond. The Queer Child...

..., the environmental com- bination of activists, artists, all people cutting through the flesh of the world in order to be visible, audible, edible, becomes all the more forceful. Alaimo argues: “Activists, as well as everyday practitioners of environmental, environmental health, environmental justice...

... to be altered, crossed, or allowed to be infected by the other. Rather, it seems to me that the principle of alteration or contamination evokes instead the semantics of “flesh” understood exactly as the opening of the body, the body’s expropriation, its “common” being. On this score I believe...

... . New York : New Directions . Reyna Zachary Low . 2018 . “ Aquinas’s Ecological Vision: Natural Law and Friendship in Contemporary Environmental Political Thought .” New Political Science 40 , no. 1 : 15 – 32 . Silverman Kaja . 2009 . Flesh of My Flesh . Stanford, CA...

.... and Katherine Sachs Chair of Contempo­ rary Art in the Department of the History of Art at the University of Pennsylvania. Her most recent books include World Spectators (Stan­ ford UP, 2000), James Coleman (Hatje Cantz, 2002), and Flesh of My Flesh (Stanford UP, 2009). She is currently completing...

... stood on the counter without a cap. I set down my skateboard and my backpack. Grandma was too heavy for me to lift. I put my hands underneath her armpits and pulled, but could barely even drag her. The flesh around her eye was swollen and purple. I slapped her cheeks...

... such as the Ovide moralisé, Pierre Ber- suire’s Ovidius Moralizatus, and many others, myths such as Jupiter’s rapes of Europa or Ganymede are subjected to a range of surprising and often bizarre interpretations (such as Jupiter as a type of Christ, Ganymede the human flesh he assumed at the Incarnation...

...Amorak Huey © 2014 Amorak Huey 2014 Amorak Huey The Governor in Love We snorkel in your depths, we lace like coral —​ we wait for the paperback. Your arm muscles rope & rhyme, unsolved collision of flesh. Seagulls soundtrack our imagination, this beach...

...-pragmatically beneficial to cultivate. 3. See Haraway’s observations of such (at page 28ff.) and her resultant misgiving: “I am not sure I can find in philosophy a clearer display of misogyny, fear of aging, incuriosity about [actual] animals, and horror at the ordinariness of flesh...

... shadow to sight, an opossum bares its Noh-mask face, a sketch of fear, the tail a cord of flesh both naked and snake-like. Alien. Nightly to the woods, by paths that fade, past gold eyes deep in the trees, we go like children to find the witch in the clearing. Sleep is that story we breathe to ourselves...

... to a door to a God that asks do you love me how many times; the dumb tingle of an electrical current into dead flesh like trying to give new life to something that has already been proven false. ...

.... The bodice fell to the floor and her flesh settled into a roll at her waist. She sighed. A single whip scar divided her pale back from shoulder to hip. All that flesh. It smelled like spoiled fruit. A queasy desperation, either to run, or cry, or throw her to the ground, rose in my throat. I licked...