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Tannahill, Reay : Flesh and Blood

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A History of the Cannibal Complex.
In Flesh and Blood, Reay Tannahill explores the age-old practice of cannibalism. the author-of previous studies on eating and sex, she takes us on a fascinating historical tour of this darkest of gastronomic compulsions -- including a section on the recent upsurge in cannibalism-themed horror fiction and a study of serial killer cannibals such as Jeffrey Dahmer. At the dawn of man, the consumption of human flesh and blood was a legitimate ritual practiced by ancient Babylonians and Aztecs alike. The recent media focus may have brought cannibalism into the public eye, but the practice has never wholly left society and still echoes in religious traditions such as the Christian Eucharist.
Tulajdonosi névbélyegzéssel.
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category: Books > Foreign Language Books > Books in English >
category: Books > History > Universal history >
category: Books > History > >
publisher: Stein and Day, 1975
item number / ISBN: 0027470
binding: half-cloth bound (in original dust jacket)
pages: 209
language: English
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