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THE IMPERIAL FOOD CHAIN: EATING AS AN INTERFACE OF POWER IN WOMEN WRITERS' GEOGRAPHY PRIMERS
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THE IMPERIAL FOOD CHAIN: EATING AS AN INTERFACE OF POWER IN WOMEN WRITERS' GEOGRAPHY PRIMERS

Megan A. Norcia
Victorian literature and culture, Vol.33(1), pp.253-268
03-01-2005

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EDITORS' TOPIC: VICTORIAN TAXONOMIES
…the ancient metaphor of the lean and the fat, the eaters and the eaten, still haunts the frame of political discourse. —Frank Lestringant, Cannibals: The Discovery and Representation of the Cannibal from Columbus to Jules Verne Space–my space–is not the context of which I constitute the textuality: instead, it is first of all my body, and then it is my body's counterpart or “other,” its mirror-image or shadow: it is the shifting intersection between that which touches, penetrates, threatens or begets my body on the one hand, all other bodies on the other. —Henri Lefebvre, The Production of Space

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