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Lingchi (IPA: [lǐŋ.ʈʂʰɨ̌], Chinese: 凌遲),
usually translated "slow slicing" or "death by a
thousand cuts", was a form of
torture and
execution used in...
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Gregory Blue, and Jérôme
Bourgon which examines the use of slow
slicing or
lingchi, a form of
torture and
capital punishment practised in mid- and late-Imperial...
- for more than two millennia, was
banned in 1905
along with
flogging and
lingchi (dismemberment) as a
means of execution,
although torture in
China continued...
- instead, not
chopped at the waist. Hemicorporectomy, a
surgical procedure Lingchi,
another torturous form of
execution used in
China Ulrich Lau;
Thies Staack...
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public market (棄市; qìshì);
strangulation (絞; jiǎo); and slow
slicing (凌遲;
língchí).
Other methods of
execution were also used.
During the
Western Han dynasty...
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metaphors related to
creeping normality, including:
Boiling frog Camel's nose
Lingchi "First they came ..."
Habituation If You Give a
Mouse a
Cookie Moving the...
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Anthropodermic bibliopegy (books
bound in
human skin)
Degloving Écorché
Excarnation Lingchi Scalping p.69
Kleine Kulturgeschichte der Haut. p. 69.
Ernst G. Jung (2007)...
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French newspaper, Le
Monde Illustré, of the
torture and
execution of
Father Auguste Chapdelaine, a
French missionary in China, by slow
slicing (
lingchi)....
- two
methods of
execution being beheading and strangulation. In addition,
lingchi, or
lingering death by slow
slicing (neungji-cheocham, 능지처참) was reserved...
- Inquisition,
resulting in the
victims executed by
beheading or slow
slicing (
lingchi), or
having their corpses mutilated (if they were
already dead). In 1743...
