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International Studies in Phenomenology and Philosophy

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Anthropodology

man a-foot

Richard M. Griffith

pp. 84-101

Abstract

Slide showing detail from Pieter Breugel the Elder: The Fight between Carnival and Lent. A cripple pulls herself through the dirt, sliding along on a platelike sled, her useless legs bent up against the back. Each hand grasps artificial “feet” whose stick-legs give her the traction to pull. Her back is severely arched, head thrown back, her mouth opened in the effort and her agony. She is unkempt. Pictorially, she is “degraded” — as she literally is, i. e., “de-stepped.”

Publication details

Published in:

Baeyer Waltervon, Griffith Richard M. (1966) Conditio humana: Erwin W. Straus on his 75th birthday. Dordrecht, Springer.

Pages: 84-101

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-85978-6_8

Full citation:

Griffith Richard M. (1966) „Anthropodology: man a-foot“, In: W. Baeyer & R. M. Griffith (eds.), Conditio humana, Dordrecht, Springer, 84–101.