Titlebook: Literature and Meat Since 1900; Seán McCorry,John Miller Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive licens

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Rachael Allenρι?δου..Β?ση των μελετ?ν ?ποτ?λεσε ò συλλογισμ??, ?τι σ? μι? σταδιακ? κλιματικ? μετ?βαση ?π? τ?ν πλειστ?καινο στ?ν ?λ?καινο, ?πω? αυτ? ε?ναι γνωστ? στι? β?ρειε? και ν?τιε? γειτονικ?? περιοχ?? τη? Μεσογε?ου θαλ?σση?, θ? πρ?πει και στ? χ?ρο αυτ? ν? προ?κυψαν ?ντ?στοιχα δι?φορε? προ?ποθ?σει? δι?βρωση?

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,Inside the “Butcher’s Shop”: Women’s Great War Writing and Surgical Meat,etachment nurses in the medical corps to preserve the shapely human body from its formless other. Women’s Great War writing navigates the ambiguous and uncertain ontological borders of the human through the alimentary as an experience that traverses physiology, sociality, and aesthetics. Their memoi

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,Kafka’s Meat: Beautiful Processes and Perfect Victims,ly, doubts the potential for politics or life at all under such conditions. Specifically, this is a political form reiterated by the inscrutable social structures and interminable human subjection typical in Kafka’s works. The totality of this fate in Kafka parallels the overwhelming scale of meat m

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Carnophallogocentrism and the Act of Eating Meat in Two Novels by Virginia Woolf and Elizabeth Tayl that elevates the carnivorous male to a position of centrality within Western culture. This chapter explores the way in which carnophallogocentric thinking operates within the fictional worlds of two, interlinked novels: Virginia Woolf’s . (1927), and Elizabeth Taylor’s . (1945). In both novels, th

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