Independent body parts
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| - | :[[Dismembered limb]]s, a [[decapitation|severed head]], a [[hand]] cut off at the wrist, as in a fairy tale of [[Wilhelm Hauff|Wilhelm Hauff's]], feet which dance by themselves, as in the book by [[Albrecht Schaeffer|Albrecht Schaeffer]] which I mentioned above--all these have something peculiarly [[uncanny]] about them, especially when, as in the last instance, they prove capable of [[independent]] activity in addition. --''[[The Uncanny (Freud)|The Uncanny]]'' (1919) - [[Sigmund Freud]] | + | :[[Independent body parts|Dismembered limb]]s, a [[decapitation|severed head]], a [[hand]] cut off at the wrist, as in a fairy tale of [[Wilhelm Hauff|Wilhelm Hauff's]], feet which dance by themselves, as in the book by [[Albrecht Schaeffer|Albrecht Schaeffer]] which I mentioned above--all these have something peculiarly [[uncanny]] about them, especially when, as in the last instance, they prove capable of [[independent]] activity in addition. --''[[The Uncanny (Freud)|The Uncanny]]'' (1919) - [[Sigmund Freud]] |
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- Dismembered limbs, a severed head, a hand cut off at the wrist, as in a fairy tale of Wilhelm Hauff's, feet which dance by themselves, as in the book by Albrecht Schaeffer which I mentioned above--all these have something peculiarly uncanny about them, especially when, as in the last instance, they prove capable of independent activity in addition. --The Uncanny (1919) - Sigmund Freud
Keywords
Severed, disembodied, dismembered.
In the visual arts
- Study of Truncated Limbs by Théodore Géricault
- L'Ultrameuble by Kurt Seligmann here.
- The Rough Boy vid clip by ZZ Top. dailymotion
See also
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