[Commlist] Special Issue of Exchanges: Cannibalism - published

Delighted to announce the release of the first special issue of the 
Exchanges interdisciplinary journal has just been published. Dealing 
with literary and filmic depictions, interpretations and symbolism of 
the consumption of 'forbidden fruit', it represents a key output of the 
'Bites Here and There' conference hosted at Warwick in late 2018.

All articles are accessible at: 
https://exchanges.warwick.ac.uk/issue/view/27

 Introduction

    Eating potatoes
    'But He Looked Suspiciously Well Fed' Editorial, Volume 7, Part 2
    Gareth J Johnson
    i-xiii

Critical Reflections

    Vegetables on a platter
    'Bites here and there' Literal and Metaphorical Cannibalism Across 
Disciplines Conference Review
    Sophie Shorland
    1-5

    Delicious research
    Anthropophagic Re-Manifesto for the Digital Age 10th Anniversary 
Rendition
    Vanessa Maia Ramos-Velasquez
    6-16

Articles

    ‘Provisions being scarce and pale death drawing nigh, / They'd try 
to cast lots to see who should die’ The Justification of Shipwreck 
Cannibalism in Popular Balladry
    Duncan Frost
    17-34

    Consuming and Being Consumed Cannibalism in the Consumerist Society 
of Margaret Atwood’s ‘The Edible Woman’
    Carla Scarano D'Antonio
    35-57

    Anthropophagy of the Werewolf An Eco-Feminist Analysis of Justine 
Larbalestier's Liar (2009).
    Leah Henderson
    58-75

    The Camera Devoured Cinematic Cannibalism in Pedro Costa’s Casa De 
Lava (1994)
    Thomas Francis Moran
    76-95

    Consumption from the Avant-Garde to the Silver Screen Cannibalism, 
Fetish, and Profanation
    David Shames
    96-114

    For Fame and Fashion The Cannibalism of Creatives in Chuck 
Palahniuk’s Haunted (2005) and Nicolas Winding Refn’s The Neon Demon (2016)
    Michael Wheatley
    115-133

    Dejects and Cannibals Postmodern Abjection in Ana Lily Amirpour's 
The Bad Batch
    Kimberly Jackson
    134-152

    ‘Funeral Baked Meats’ Cannibalism and Corpse Medicine in Hamlet
    James Stephen Alsop
    153-168

    Cannibal Basques Magic, Cannibalism and Ethnography in the Works of 
Pierre de Lancre
    Matteo Leta
    169-181

    'Such Violent Hands' The Theme of Cannibalism and the Implications 
of Authorship in the 1623 Text of Titus Andronicus
    William David Green
    182-199

    ‘Monkey Meat’ and Metaphor in Shohei Ooka’s Fires on the Plain
    Hugh Davis
    200-214

    'A kiss is the beginning of cannibalism' Julia Ducournau’s Raw and 
Bataillean Horror
    Ursula de Leeuw
    215-228
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    Haun-Maun-Khaun A Postcolonial Reading of the Cannibals in Some 
Fairy Tales from Colonial Bengal
    Rituparna Das
    229-248


Forthcoming special issues in the next 18 months will be published on 
themes including Cli-Fi, nerd culture and loneliness as well as the 
student experience within the artistic disciplines. Details of which can 
be found through our various social media channels [1] .

[1] https://exchanges.warwick.ac.uk/information/readers

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