animalization

On the connection between degradation and animalization, see infra Part IV.B.

This divine fanciullino--drawn from Pascoli, Nietzsche, Leopardi, Saba--requires, according to Martinez Garrido, animalization to fully realize his salvific role as poet-child.

But Wasserman, who could have read the Gentile-snake comparison as proof of the rabbis' animalization of the non-Jew (paralleling Geller's numerous examples of Christian animalization of the Jew), takes this analysis beyond a mere castigation of rabbinic xenophobia.

(7) David Spurr (1993), identified this "observation" as "rhetorical strategies of debasement," namely, a "form of negation in the sense that it negates the value of the other" (1993, 4), or tropes of empire, "animalization" (Shohat and Stam 2014, 137).

"Neuromarketing and the 'Poor in World' Consumer: How the Animalization of Thinking Underpins Contemporary Market Research Discourses," Consumption Markets & Culture 20(1): 59-80.

As Ute demands a series of theatrical performances from her employee, work, sex, coercion, and animalization blend into one another.

Instead, it is symptomatic of the sustained dehumanization and animalization of brown and Black people that counter-protests and government officials directly contributed to.

traceable to an animalization that was inspired out of negativity by the

For a thorough overview of sin as an expression of man's animalization in medieval theology, see Javelet 261-266.

Different types of animals are also analyzed by Simone Castaldi in "The Word Made Animal Flesh: Tommaso Landolfi's Bestiary." Their presence threatens to break the signifier/signified relationship when Landolfi presents in his texts an oscillation between the animalization of the language and animals that speak the human language.