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The first Latin allusion is in Plautus' comedy Pseudolus dated to 191 BC, in which an inferior cook's cuisine is metaphorized as the striges ("vampyre owls") devouring the diners' gastrointestinal organs while still alive, and shortening their lifespan.Riley, Henry Thomas tr. (1912)Pseudolus, Act. 3, Scene 2.
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There is, chiefly, the remembrance of God through the recitation of their name and surrendering of the Self to God's presence often metaphorized as surrendering self to the Lord's feet. The ultimate destination of a Sikh is to lose his egoism completely in the love of the Lord and finally merge into the Almighty creator.
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By identifying this relation, Storr observes the postmodern themes of indeterminacy, instability, fragmentation, and flux that characterize bisexual theory and parses how these concepts might be reflected upon critically. One of the problems Clare Hemmings identifies with bisexual epistemological approaches is that bisexuality becomes metaphorized to the point that it is unrecognizable to bisexual people.Hemmings, Bisexual Spaces, p. 36.
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Nadine Farghaly also argues the story makes the point that unbridled desire only causes ruin. Grendel's mother is represented in the film as a castrating, monstrous female who threatens masculinity. While Beowulf embodies phallic power through his physical strength, recurrent nudity and usage of a sword, all those prove useless against her, as she symbolically emasculates him by subsuming his phallus into the feminine power. This is metaphorized by Beowulf being seduced in her womb- like cave, where his sword strike magically fails at harming her body.
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In 1993 Nell Tenhaaf introduced her own body in her work. “I’m in a sequence of thought where the self is metaphorized. I’m engaged in my own form of experimental science, bound up with its vocabulary and imaging technologies.” (Nell Tenhaaf) Oedipal Ounce of Prevention (1993) and The solitary begets herself, keeping all eight cells (1993) were the first 2 works where the artist chose to exhibit her own human form, the former being an installation of lightboxes with the images of pierced Oedipus’ ankles and protein molecules (to reference human flesh) that hung next to images of Tenhaaf’s body presented with different medical instruments in front of it.nc The latter work was exhibited as a narrow 12 foot long self-portrait (exactly twice as long as the artist’s body). Both of these works reflected Tenhaaf’s fantasy of controlling her own arbitration within the scientific and cultural discourse of reproduction, proposing a conversation about women’s choice to remove or leave the 2 cells that are believed to be unnecessary in creating a complete human being, despite no ground knowledge on the subject.
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