Hans Staden's Captive Soul: Identity, Imperialism, and Rumors of Cannibalism in Sixteenth-Century Brazil
作者： H. E. Martel
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摘要: This article examines the ways sixteenth-century reports of cultural cannibalism among Tupinamba Brazil were employed strategically by Europeans and Brazilians in contest for economic, spiritual, dominance Atlantic world. By focusing on experience captivity Hans Staden Germany, this essay also explores use cannibal one ordinary man, as he negotiated dangerous limitations identity free will context Reformation imperial battles to possess both bodies souls.
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