One pervasive question the essays raise is what exactly
animalism implies.
His entry into the room where all (neighbors, relatives and the dreaded/ loved Baron) are looking at Nina's dead body, is for me a real Kafkaesque tribute to the insensitivity of the "civilized" in relation to common humanity, close to a revolting/monstrous
animalism (19).
Mill, also lacking this vision, fell easy victim to his neatly phrased
animalism that denied the spiritual and creative powers of a contractually related and thus spiritually emerging, as against a politically dominated and coercively regulated, mankind.
9) That spirit, the "brawn" of Leaves of Grass, he wrote in 1876, is a sense of the life, as it should be, of flesh and blood, and physical urge, and
animalism.
We can now hear ideas about teletransportation,
animalism and the transcendental ego discussed against a jazz groove.
He has published extensively on the relationship between
animalism, minimalism and impressionism, culminating in his most recent book, The Crack in the Comic Ache.
The naked body exposed to public gaze is often discussed as indicative of
animalism, criminality, debauchery, chaos, transgression, deviance, hypersexual perversion, erotic oases, or incivility (Andriotis 2010; Barcan 2001; Cover 2003; Daley 2005).
Reports of the bodies of non-'white' people in the colonial era also frequently emphasised the
animalism of their subjects.
Her philosophy, Lewis reveals in a note, is "[t]he bad semierotic kind of Romanticism-halfway between mere
animalism and a real form of spiritualism and ready to lead you the whole way to one if you don't make her lead you the whole way to the other.
She's motivated by the idea of
animalism as a form of sensuality, and the view that humans are mere animals; or as she and others might have it, "animals are merely human.
Home, who expounded that the war was "basically, a contest between
animalism and spirituality" and rallied that "with clear conscience and firm resolve we can face the coming bitter year" ("A Message from the President to the Members," vol.
Among the topics are
animalism and the remnant-person problem, feelings about the self, empirical and conceptual clarifications regarding the notion of "core-self" from Gallagher's and Merker's behavioral-neuroscientific proposals, and the reality of the virtual self as interface to the social world.