Hunting for Justice

Hunting for JusticeUtilizes Greek tragedy to investigate the fundamentally arbitrary and violent nature of justice. A purely political understanding of justice does not convey the cosmological origins of the ancient conception of justice, Dik, in Aeschylus's Oresteia. Drawing from Walter Burkert's anthropology of the hunt in Homo Necans, which articulates an ancient cosmology and implies a theory of (tragic) seriousness that parallels Aristotle's naturalist

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