Going to the Dogs

In Nathan Kowalsky, Hunting - Philosophy for Everyone: In Search of the Wild Life. Wiley-Blackwell. pp. 210–224 (2010)
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This chapter contains sections titled: The Dangerous Sport of Social Climbing Not a Doe but a Roe The Belly of the Beast Notes.

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going to the dogs ‐ savage longings in hunting art   “Notes on Hunting,” Courbet's “The hunter is a man of independent character, having a free spirit or at the very least the feeling of being free”   dangerous sport of social climbing   humorous periodical Le Charivari ‐ Honoré Daumier's Croquis de chasse   wall sculpture Tricky Buck (2003) by John Byrd ‐ confrontational aspects of Courbet's hunter in and class differences   Courbet's Quarry, Byrd's Tricky Buck ‐ retaining an aspect of rural culture rejected by urban aesthetes and its perceived vulgarity   For Courbet, hunting ‐ a form of “violent exercise that I do not find displeasing”   “period eye,” or cultural, social, political, philosophical, and economic views ‐ shaping audience reception   the belly of the beast ‐ understanding Courbet's hunter, standing inside a cultural forest that is literally not cut from the same cloth

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