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humanimalia-10091	Pollock, Greg	The Cannibal–Animal Complex in Melville, Marx, and Beyond	2010	23	.pdf	application/pdf	9381	473	51	In like manner, Marx’s representations of animals and his rhetorical uses of cannibalism show a fraught relationship between the inhuman and political economic critique. In contrast to Typee and Capital, I argue that Moby-Dick establishes a hospitable relation to cannibalism, enabling a more nuanced conception of animals and ethics.	cache/humanimalia-10091.pdf	txt/humanimalia-10091.txt