Works by Cătălin Avramescu
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- An Intellectual History of Cannibalism.Cătălin Avramescu -2011 - Princeton University Press.Annotation Based on the research he undertook in rare book collections housed in Scotland, the United States, Finland, Iceland, Holland, Germany and Austria, the author presents a systematic history of cannabalism as reflected in the mirror of philosophy.No categories
- (2 other versions)Acknowledgments.Catalin Avramescu -2011 - In Cătălin Avramescu,An Intellectual History of Cannibalism. Princeton University Press.No categories
- Chapter Eight. The Agent of Absolute Cruelty.Catalin Avramescu -2011 - In Cătălin Avramescu,An Intellectual History of Cannibalism. Princeton University Press. pp. 233-262.
- Chapter Four. The Conquest of the Savages.Catalin Avramescu -2011 - In Cătălin Avramescu,An Intellectual History of Cannibalism. Princeton University Press. pp. 105-124.No categories
- Chapter Five. The Predicaments of Identity.Catalin Avramescu -2011 - In Cătălin Avramescu,An Intellectual History of Cannibalism. Princeton University Press. pp. 125-161.No categories
- Chapter One. A Hobbesian Life Raft.Catalin Avramescu -2011 - In Cătălin Avramescu,An Intellectual History of Cannibalism. Princeton University Press. pp. 4-40.No categories
- Chapter Six. A Question of Taste.Catalin Avramescu -2011 - In Cătălin Avramescu,An Intellectual History of Cannibalism. Princeton University Press. pp. 162-182.
- Chapter Seven. The Anthropophagus in the City.Catalin Avramescu -2011 - In Cătălin Avramescu,An Intellectual History of Cannibalism. Princeton University Press. pp. 183-232.No categories
- Chapter Three. Creatures of Evil.Catalin Avramescu -2011 - In Cătălin Avramescu,An Intellectual History of Cannibalism. Princeton University Press. pp. 70-104.
- Chapter Two. The Tortures and Fate of the Body.Catalin Avramescu -2011 - In Cătălin Avramescu,An Intellectual History of Cannibalism. Princeton University Press. pp. 41-69.No categories
- Flags of Shame. Politics and Symbols in Contemporary Debates.Cãtãlin Avramescu -2024 -Dialogue and Universalism 34 (2):137-150.Flags have become a battlefield of choice in politics. This state of affairs is, however, a relatively recent phenomenon. A visible turning point in the process of the desacralization of the flag has been the decision of the U.S. Supreme Court in the case Texas v. Johnson (1989). The social and intellectual threads that have led us here are numerous, including the nineteenth-century debates occasioned by the Confederate flag and the controversies regarding the symbols of the revolutionary Left. Ruth Benedict’s (...) distinction (1946) between “shame cultures” and “guild cultures” has provided a conceptual frame to advance the understanding of the meaning of highly symbolic actions to desecrate the national flag. In the twenty-first century, after imperial cultures and identities decline, shaming the flag has become part of the narrative of political polarization in many democracies worldwide. (shrink)No categories
- Introduction.Catalin Avramescu -2011 - In Cătălin Avramescu,An Intellectual History of Cannibalism. Princeton University Press. pp. 1-3.No categories
- Index.Catalin Avramescu -2011 - In Cătălin Avramescu,An Intellectual History of Cannibalism. Princeton University Press. pp. 333-350.No categories
- Notes.Catalin Avramescu -2011 - In Cătălin Avramescu,An Intellectual History of Cannibalism. Princeton University Press. pp. 263-316.No categories
- Selected Bibliography.Catalin Avramescu -2011 - In Cătălin Avramescu,An Intellectual History of Cannibalism. Princeton University Press. pp. 317-332.No categories
- Divorţul de politică.Magdalena Boiangiu,Mircea Kivu,Mirela Iamandi,Cătălin Avramescu,Cristian Pîrvulescu,Iosif Boda,Alina Mungiu-Pippidi,Claude Karnoouh &Valeriu Negru -2003 -Dilema 553:7-11.No categoriesExport citation
Bookmark - Ce mai mâncăm?Eugen Istodor,Viorel Moţoc,Ioan T. Morar,Răzvan Cucui,Cătălin Avramescu &Horia Marinescu -2003 -Dilema 539:7-11.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
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