It is not clear how such a separation might work without a total dismemberment of the big firms.
Even Goya, who hardly shrank from dismemberment and pain in his work, created a "Crucifixion" with a nearly unblemished Jesus.
I wept after reading Talbot's article about Pruitt's dismemberment of the E.P.A. My life's work has been environmental protection.
Spy magazine had just written an excoriating article about the way Bateman likes to rip the skin off women, and the LA chapter of the National Organisation of Women had started sharpening their knives (branding the work: "a how to novel on the torture and dismemberment of women") and threatening a boycott of whoever dared publish it.
The novel's plot revolves around a barabara jiken, or murder and dismemberment, by Yayoi Yamamoto, a woman who works dismal night shifts at the boxed-lunch factory of her cheating, debt-ridden husband.
In her catalogue essay for the Guggenheim show, Katherine Brinson links this dismemberment of relatively unimportant but still genuine art works to "the dense compression and intermingling of narrative strata that is the hallmark of his work".
Jason Pye, 23, a conservative punk from Atlanta who plays drums for the band Style Over Substance and who describes himself as "a pro-life, pro-death-penalty, fiscal conservative who supports the war," said that when he's not playing rock or handling premature-death and dismemberment claims at the insurance company where he works, he's often proselytizing for President Bush.
Although ethnic and religious identity politics has routinely threatened its dismemberment, there remains no credible option but to make Pakistan work.
For a long time the work of Hans Bellmer was seen as beyond the pale, in its objectification and dismemberment of the female body (in puppet form).
Whipple describes Pitkin's dismemberment — "lovingly," Dickstein adds — and tells his audience that, through Pitkin's hard work and enthusiastic martyrdom, "America became again American".
