..., the chapter proceeds with a reading of the relationship between man and animal in Darwin, Nietzsche, and their incorporation within the language of Nazism. Humanitas should be read in the context of a bios that encompasses diversity, alterity, and hybridization...

... beliefs about man and animals. It describes the different classifications of metamorphosis into animals and discusses the references to metamorphoses in different literary genres including epic, plays, and novels. This chapter also highlights the influence of Ovid’s Metamorphoses and argues...

... and citizenship Becoming animal Man and animal Never before has the notion of the person constituted such an indispensable point of reference for all philosophical, political, and juridical discourses that lay claim to the value of human life as such. Setting aside ideological and theoretical differences...