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Originally Posted by Dazrin
I was looking up part of this and ran across this paper from 2011:
That is very similar to and uses the exact same examples as Fox's passage. But this isn't the author that Fox says the quotes come from (J. L. García Ramón) although this author does also cite Ramón for some other things on this page, just not this passage. I don't have the book any longer so I can't go double check context, I only have the highlight I made still available.
I am not used to academic papers but it seems like they should try to find at least a couple different examples. Otherwise, how are we supposed to believe the examples are trends and not just a few odd-ball cases of this happening? I understand leaving in "devourer of excrements" and "having the bottom bare", those are too good to pass up, but give us something else for the other examples.
(Note: I added the rest of the passage that I had highlighted to my original quote here instead of the abbreviated passage I have in the original post.) |
Nice find
Dazrin. That article or chapter is by Garcia Ramon, so it could well be what Fox was quoting from.