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To eat or not to eat? Animals and categorical fluidity in Shang society
Yitzchak Jaffe
, Roderick Campbell
Department of Archaeology
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Arts and Humanities
Animality
12%
Categorical
100%
Clans
12%
creatures
12%
Discourse
12%
Divination
12%
Eat
100%
Fantastic
12%
Human Animal
12%
realm
12%
Reification
12%
Religion
25%
Ritual
25%
Sacrifice
12%
Scholars
12%
Secularity
12%
Shaman
12%
Shang
100%
Spirit
25%
Keyphrases
Animality
12%
Archaeological Data
12%
Clan
12%
Daily Activities
12%
Divination
12%
Food Sources
12%
Human Animals
12%
Ontological Assumptions
12%
Reification
12%
Related Disciplines
12%
Ritual Sacrifice
12%
Sense of Being
12%
Shaman
12%
Shang
100%
Social Economy
12%
Sphere of Action
12%
Textual Data
12%
Underlying Assumptions
12%