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Questioning ethical possibility: thigh slicing as ritual for the initiation of compassion and filial piety in Kim Ki-duk’s Pietà (2012)
Barbara Wall
, Claus Nygaard Petersen
Department of Cross-Cultural and Regional Studies
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Questioning
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Compassion
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Ritual
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Confucian
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Flesh
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Impossibility
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Korea
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Envoy
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Spectatorship
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Motifs
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Interpersonal Relations
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Betrayal
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Cruelty
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Seoul
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Christianity
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Revenge
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Thigh
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Compassion
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Confucian Morality
33%
Cannibalism
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Male Protagonist
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Seoul
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Revenge
16%
Human Relations
16%
Christian
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Ethics
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Cruelty
16%
Envoy
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Global Economy
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Spectatorship
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Christianity
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Betrayal
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Cinema
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Poetry
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