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Hunting for Meaning
In Fritz Allhoff & Nathan Kowalsky (eds.), Hunting Philosophy for Everyone. Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 67–79 (2010-09-24)
Abstract
This chapter contains sections titled: Weighing the Value of Meat Stalking the Essence of Hunting Same As It Ever Was The End of Hunting Notes.
the hunter's view of the world hunting for meaning ‐ a glimpse of the game stalking the essence of hunting 1942 Meditations on Hunting, José Ortega y Gasset ‐ an experiential insight “sport” hunting and “utilitarian” hunting ‐ incidental differences Marx in Wage Labor and Capital ‐ firearms, transforming nature of the army, changing social relations weapon technologies ‐ “do not count as essential changes,” writes Ortega humans, reaching a point ‐ at which last remaining hunters, having to explain or defend themselves end of hunting ‐ “life is a terrible conflict” ‐ a grandiose and atrocious confluence hunting, saturated with “codes” ‐ a practice, not an idea, an ethics not a morality
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