Titlebook: Cannibalism in High Medieval English Literature; Heather Blurton Book 20071st edition Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc

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Self-Eaters: The Cannibal Narrative of , of Saint Andrew, . then recounts the conversion of Mermedonia, an island inhabited by a race of cannibals. In its narrative, the poem seems presciently modern: similar accusations that the native islander is a cannibal are today a staple of the Western imagination. So much so that William Arens’ co

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The Flesch of a Sarazeyn: Cannibalism, Genre, and Nationalism,sm. This strange accusation is expressed in a striking image from the Winchester Psalter, an image which is part of an illustrated Biblical cycle (figure 5.1). This image, in the lower register of folio fourteen, illustrates the Massacre of the Innocents, as the title asserts: “ICI FAIT HERODE OCCIR

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Postscript,hich Christopher Columbus sailed to the New World. In May of 1492, Admiral Columbus set sail for the East Indies following the visual guidance of “the spheres I saw and world maps”. and the literary guidance of the fourteenth-century best-seller ... In this text, the putative traveler, Sir John Mand

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Cannibal Kings: Communion and Community in Twelfth-Century England, the prime of his life, it was by no means uncommon: William’s brother Richard had also been killed accidentally while hunting in the New Forest.. Only a few months prior to William’s fatal accident his nephew Richard, illegitimate son of Robert Curthose, Duke of Normandy, also died hunting in the N

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The Flesch of a Sarazeyn: Cannibalism, Genre, and Nationalism,this new soldier clearly mark him as ethnically and ethically other: his physical aspect is Middle Eastern or African, and with his sword he lifts a skewered child to his mouth and takes a large, exaggerated bite.