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The first essay reads like an undergrad Ethic course paper (which I’ve read dozens of) and is incredibly informal in style. This does not bode well.

'The Politics Of Artificiality' TrueBlood the synthetic substance that, at least metaphorically brings vampires down to the dulled sensory level of human beings as much as V brings human senses toward the orimal and feral, rpovides an artificial communion that brings vampires closer, so that we can look at them unafraid. But in doing that, it only reaffirms our own self-satisfaction with politics or artificiality.

Chapter: "Honey, if we can't kill people, what's the point of being a vampire?" "... But until that happens, we'd all better watch our necks. " ///This was a nice conclusion of this chapter :) ///

The search for principles to guide liberal societies in determining wich practices they can and cannot reasonably tolerate is one of most pressing philosophical tasks of our time

I'm re-reading T.B. Through the lens of Foucaults sensibilities.

Who gets to decide what is best for someone?

How Much Is A Vampire Worth? On the contrary, they express a moral outlook that isn't significantly different from that of most human beings except that we prefer to think of the 'higher lufe forms' as ourselves.

'Clearly, when vampires came out of the coffin, they brought with them the seeds of a whole new era of prejudice. Yet prejudice against vampires is reminiscent of many other form of intolerance and discrimination with wich we're all too familiar.'