一个单数和复数的野兽

Legions of Pigs in the Early Medieval West Pub Date : 2020-10-27 DOI:10.2307/j.ctv177tk45.6

Jamie Kreiner

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这一章展示了中世纪早期的社区是如何为了适应这些狡猾的动物而改变他们的社会和法律安排的。它还探讨了将“猪”视为一个稳定物种的局限性，因为中世纪早期和现代评论员都注意到了概括的危害:猪有个体特征和能力，它们可以学习新事物，它们可以改变。

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A Singular and Plural Beast

This chapter shows how early medieval communities bent their social and legal arrangements in order to accommodate these tricky animals. It also probes the limits of thinking about “the pig” as a stable species, because early medieval and modern commentators alike have noticed the hazards of generalizing: pigs had individual characteristics and abilities, they could learn new things, and they could change.

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