Eating with Hedonism or Morals?: Aesthetics & Ethics From Vegetarianism to Cannibalism

Hannibal “The Cannibal” Lector, especially the television incarnation, is an expert chef, serving food at the triple Michelin Star level.

He is also the consummate villain of the modern age, and the dishes he creates are the height of evil.

Join me for this talk on the difficult position we are put in by one of the most charismatic villains ever created as we look at vegetarianism, ethical farming, locally sourced foods, New York City restaurant culture, 19th century painting, and ultimately the relationship between our natural impulses toward hedonism and a love of beauty on the one side — and our desire to live a good life on the other.











When: Wed., Mar. 29, 2017 at 7:30 pm

Hannibal “The Cannibal” Lector, especially the television incarnation, is an expert chef, serving food at the triple Michelin Star level.

He is also the consummate villain of the modern age, and the dishes he creates are the height of evil.

Join me for this talk on the difficult position we are put in by one of the most charismatic villains ever created as we look at vegetarianism, ethical farming, locally sourced foods, New York City restaurant culture, 19th century painting, and ultimately the relationship between our natural impulses toward hedonism and a love of beauty on the one side — and our desire to live a good life on the other.

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