Titlebook: At the Borders of the Human; Beasts, Bodies and N Erica Fudge (lecturer),Ruth Gilbert (lecturer),Sus Book 1999 Palgrave Macmillan, a divisi

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ip between the self and the world. The development of Renaissance technologies of difference such as mapping, colonialism and anatomy paradoxically also illuminated the similarities between human and non-human. This collection considers the borders between humans and their imagined others: animals,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-1653-2, but also to subscribe to a specific code of humanity. In various periods and in various locations this notion of humanity has been used both to support and to subvert dominant ideologies built along lines of difference in gender, ethnicity and class. More subtly, humanity has been linked to ineffable concepts such as ‘taste’ and ‘sensibility’.

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,Humanity at a Price: Erasmus, Budé, and the Poverty of Philology,, but also to subscribe to a specific code of humanity. In various periods and in various locations this notion of humanity has been used both to support and to subvert dominant ideologies built along lines of difference in gender, ethnicity and class. More subtly, humanity has been linked to ineffable concepts such as ‘taste’ and ‘sensibility’.

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Calling Creatures by their True Names: Bacon, the New Science and the Beast in Man,me Francis Bacon is regarded as the ‘Father’ of the new movement, offering, in numerous works, a philosophical basis for future investigative endeavours. It is somehow fitting that this Father should represent the movement of the New Science as being not only from myth to proof, but from infancy to maturity.

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Seeing and Knowing: Science, Pornography and Early Modern Hermaphrodites,re potentially dangerous thrills. In the . he meditated upon the temptations aroused by the ‘lust of the eyes’, arguing that such ocular desires were most dangerous when motivated by ‘a(chǎn) relish for investigation and discovery’.

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Bodies without Souls: the Case of Peter the Wild Boy,lly explored in the writings on this case, Peter’s story does employ a number of themes that would become central in the representation of the feral child, including: the understanding of silence; the relation between nature and culture; the differences between animals and human beings; and the political image of the institution of society.