Interdisciplinary Essays on Cannibalism (eBook, PDF)

Bites Here and There
Redaktion: Champion, Giulia

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

This book brings together a range of works exploring the evolution of cannibalism, literally and metaphorically, diachronically and across disciplines. This collection of thoughtful and though-provoking scholarly contributions sheds light on and suggests the important of cannibalism in understanding human history and social relations.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis eBooks
• Seitenzahl: 302
• Erscheinungstermin: 19. Mai 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781000373844
• Artikelnr.: 61272480

Autorenporträt

Giulia Champion is an Early Career Research and Teaching Fellow at the University of Warwick. Her PhD investigated the tropes of extraction and cannibalism as decolonial approaches to literature emerging from the American and African continents. She is currently working on transdisciplinary climate change communication, material histories and the blue and energy humanities.

Inhaltsangabe

Preface: Bites Here and There

Part I Cannibals with (Pitch)Forks

Introduction - A Severed Head on a Silver Platter: Bloody Banquets, Revenge Cannibalism and Future Foodways

Giulia Champion

1. 'I'll play the cook': Titus Andronicus and the Cannibalism of Revenge from Seneca to Julie Taymor's Titus




Romola Nuttall


2. Cannibalism and Femininity: From the Old English Judith to Game of Thrones' Arya Stark


Roberta Marangi


3. 'You eat or you die': Sixth Extinction Cannibalism in Contemporary Speculative Fiction


Nora Castle

Part II The Anthropophagus Complex

Introduction - The Anthropophagus Complex: Despotic and Overbearing Ogre Figures in Ancient and Medieval Texts and in Psychoanalysis

Giulia Champion


4. Cannibalism and the Ancient Novel Revisited


Edmund P. Cueva


5. The Medieval Roots of Anthropophagy: Stereotypes, Metaphors and Practices


Angelica Aurora Montanari


6. Iconology and Metaphors in Viennese Actionism: Critical Actions against a Cannibalistic Society


Nicola Viviani


7. 'We've both been his brides': NBC's Hannibal, Cannibalism and Psychological Violence in Platonic Relationships


Shehzad Raj

Part III Not Just Another Piece of Meat

Introduction - Not Just Another Piece of Meat: The Sexual and Epistemological Violence of Gendered Otherness

Giulia Champion


8. Criminal Conversion and Cannibalistic Contrition in an Early Modern Spanish Broadsheet Ballad


Stacey L. Parker Aronson


9. Constructing Transgression: Cannibalism, Witchcraft and Womanhood in Lo Stregozzo




Laura Scalabrella Spada


10. The Better to Eat You With: The Anthropophagy Plots of Fairy Tales


Silvia E. Storti


11. Cannibalising Violence: Rethinking the Cannibal in order to Theorise an Unthinkability of Sexual Violence


Cecilia Cienfuegos and Ana Abril

Part IV (De)Meatifying and Digesting the Other

Introduction - Decolonising Cannibalism from Travel Writing to Brazilian Antropofagia


12. 'Savages are but shades of ourselves': Central African Cannibals in Herbert Ward's Narratives (1890-1910)


Sophie Dulucq


13. Gastronomes of the Old School: American Iterations of the Cannibal Idea


Nicholas A. B. Kahn


14. Neo-Cannibalistic Spaces: Revisiting Museum Practice through Literary Fiction


Louise Logan-Smith


15. The Ethnographic Effect or, Antropofagia, its Past and Future

Nelson Shuchmacher Endebo

Rezensionen

"Interdisciplinary Essays on Cannibalism: Bites Here and There is a wide-ranging collection of suggestive and lively explorations of a broad variety of evocative instances of figural cannibalism. These essays make a compelling case for the prevailing relevance of the metaphor across multiple disciplines and fields of inquiry. Thoughtfully reassessing cannibalism in the light of recent theoretical perspectives and approaches, the volume's contributors advocate spiritedly and provocatively for the concept's enduring potential as a mode of illuminating distinct aspects of human history and socio-economic relations." Luís Madureira, Professor of African Cultural Studies, University of Wisconsin-Madison