To cut, to split, to touch, to eat, as of a body or a text: secretary and dans ma peau

Angelaki 14 (3):131 – 145 (2009)
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(2009). To cut, to split, to touch, to eat, as of a body or a text. Angelaki: Vol. 14, shadows of cruelty sadism, masochism and the philosophical muse – part one, pp. 131-145

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