Quoting Derrida, in The Animal at Unease with Itself: Death Anxiety and the Animal-Human Boundary in Genesis 2-3 Isaac M.
Alderman draws attention to the fact that humans are the only animals who are disturbed by nakedness.
This unease with regard to our own bodies is an important aspect of the study of disgust and death anxiety.
Alderman seeks to apply terror management theorists' focus on death anxiety to biblical studies and to utilize the concept of animal r.
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Fortress Academic The animal at unease with itself: death anxiety and the animal-human boundary in genesis 2-3, hardcover/isaac m. alderman
