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Manufacturing Monsters: Dehumanization and Public Policy
2018In this chapter I explore the phenomenon of dehumanization in relation to public policy. Using two examples of spectacle lynchings of African Americans, I articulate a conception of dehumanization as the attitude of conceiving of others as subhuman creatures and explain the psychological basis for this phenomenon.
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Monster of the Week: Manufactured by Machine, and: Rhythmic Chant
Colorado Review, 2023Abstract: Through a lens of horror and abjection, “Rhythmic Chant” explores linguistic and identity development, from childhood to adulthood. “Manufactured by Machine” considers human subjectivity as linked to Donna Haraway’s A Cyborg Manifesto: when does the body slip from human to machine?
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'The Monster Nuisance of All': Landowners, Alkali Manufacturers, and Air Pollution, 1828-64
The Economic History Review, 1982A ir pollution has a long history Londoners have complained of the Smoke from sea coal from the thirteenth century onwards1 but the development of a steam-powered, coal-burning technology in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries created pollution problems of a new order of magnitude.
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2016
In Mary Shelley’s 1818 novel Frankenstein, the monster created by science was denied a place at the table of humanity, despite being endowed with intellect and language. Since philosophers of the Platonic Academy debated about what constitutes a human, man has defined himself against the animal. From Frankenstein’s creature, to the Beast Creatures in H.
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In Mary Shelley’s 1818 novel Frankenstein, the monster created by science was denied a place at the table of humanity, despite being endowed with intellect and language. Since philosophers of the Platonic Academy debated about what constitutes a human, man has defined himself against the animal. From Frankenstein’s creature, to the Beast Creatures in H.
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Leviathan to Lucifer: What Biblical Monsters (Still) Reveal
Interpretation- Journal of Bible and Theology, 2020Kelly J Murphy
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