Food for thought
Subtitle: graphic essays on anthropophagy
By: edited by Sid Sondergard
Publisher: Intelligent Ink
Published: 2018
Place of publication: Madrid, New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 151
ISBN-13: 9780692188958
Copyright date: 2018
Subjects: Cannibalism; Comic books, strips
Other titles: Graphic essays on anthropophagy
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Introduction --; title: Mass consumption: Jesuit ethnography of cannibalism and evangelism in New France  -- essay, John Collins and Sid Sondergard ; art, Christopher Peterson; title: The family that feasts together: the mathematics of Sawney Beane's cannibal enclave  -- essay, Natasha Komarov and Sid Sondergard ; art, Matt Howarth; title: Meat / eat / at: the author as narrative's apetizer, first course, entrée, and dessert  -- essay, Pedro Ponce and Sid Sondergard ; art, John Dermot Woods; title: Being what we eat: a modern proposal for resource recycling and cultural reassessment  -- essay, David Murphy and Sid Sondergard ; art, Erik Russell; title: Two become one: the taboo social contract of Meiwes and Brandes  -- essay, Steve Papson and Sid Sondergard ; art, Gian-Luca Zheng Cheng; title: I sing of anthropophay: the cannibal concept album  -- essay, David Henderson and Sid Sondergard ; art, Erik Miller; title: Cellular anthropophagy; an anthropomorphic parable of prion misfoldings, bacterial infection, thwarted Utopia and zombie conversions  -- essay, Emily Dixon and Sid Sondergard ; art, Sangyu Xi; title: Consuming anger: Chinese history, literary culture, and the power of metaphor  -- essay, Sid Sondergard and Zhenjun Zhang ; art, Janice Shapiro; title: Ingestion, digestion, assimilation: the cybernetics of somatic processing  -- essay, Ramona Ralston and Sid Sondergard ; art, Spencer Logan; title: Bibliography --; title: Notes on contributors.