Table of contents for The infanticidal logic of evolution and culture / A. Samuel Kimball.

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Contents
Preface
Introduction
Part I: The Biological Scope of Infanticide and the Infanticidal
1. Existence Costs
2. The Infanticidal Horizon of Biological Evolution
Part II: Infanticide and the Infanticidity of Being in Genesis
3. Infanticide and Reproduction in Genesis
4. Refusing the Infanticidal: Interpretive Closure in Teleological Readings of Abraham's Sacrifice
5. "The Most Common Event in the World": Abraham's Sacrifice and the Infanticidity of Being
Part III: Counter-Conceiving the Symbolic Order--Infanticide and the Name of the Father
6. Counter-Conceiving the Law of the Father
7. Sacrifice, Revenge, and a Justice beyond Justice: The Odyssey
8. The Wounded Infant and the Infanticidism of the Gods: Oedipus' Cultural Critique
9. The Infanticidity of Flesh and Word: The Eucharistic Revision of Greek Sacrifice
Part IV: The Inconceivable Future
10. Conceptions and Contraceptions of the Future: Star Trek, Terminator 2, The Matrix, and Alien Resurrection
Notes
Bibliography
Index

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

Infanticide -- History.
Infanticde -- Social aspects.
Infanticide -- Religious aspects.
Infanticide in literature.
Bible. O.T. Genesis -- Criticism, interpretation, etc.
Greek literature -- History and criticism.