anthropophagous

Already it was an insult along the River to compare a man to the shifty anthropophagous blue-mottled harrier.

In this sense, and according to a mythologized reading of the territory, it became altogether normal that Whites, previously anthropophagous because thirsty for slaves--for the Mirana, the real end of the war prisoner was during the cannibal ritual--came from the East, the raising territory, i.

Contrary to traditional misapprehensions, A Modest Proposal is neither a Dickensian protest at the conditions of the poor, nor a diatribe against English exploitation of Ireland, but an "economic" tract by a profiteering do-gooder who thinks the economy might be improved by exploiting the anthropophagous proclivities of the Irish natives.

In short, with whatever ethical consequences, I am arguing that the monstrous plant, at least in the familiar anthropophagous form that has come down to us, often remains a specifically Darwinian monster, and it is no coincidence that we find the great blossoming of fictional fleurs du mal in the late 19th century and early 20th century.

On the one hand, Verne is very negative towards Maori in Among the Cannibals, regarding them as anthropophagous savages, as will be explored more fully later in this discussion.

In the present study, I will demonstrate that the motif of the anthropophagous tropical wilderness began to take form less than a century after Columbus' arrival in the New World.

Anthropophagous culinary delights were enjoyed, Dahmerlike, by Albert Fisher, the Mad Bogeyman of Wisteria Cottage, White Plains, N.