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The Sacred Pursuit
In Fritz Allhoff & Nathan Kowalsky (eds.), Hunting Philosophy for Everyone. Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 185–197 (2010)
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the antler chandelier ‐ hunting in culture, politics and tradition the sacred pursuit ‐ reflections on literature of hunting great writers and artists, treating hunting as an activity taking place outside ordinary life experience of hunter‐gatherer ‐ translucent consciousness of civilized man hunting with old ideas of sacred and forbidden ‐ Wagner bringing into dramatic focus in his dramas connections made by Mann ‐ philosophical and anthropological exegesis Like The Last of the Mohicans ‐ Moby Dick, being a descriptive masterpiece true hunting literature, relation with the earth ‐ from city life and farming For Plato, pious hunter not only respecting sacred places ‐ but respecting the quarry Ortega's contempt for pura matanza y destrucción ‐ shared by all hunt followers
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