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Routledge companion to animal-human history
Writing animals in history -- The other citizens : nationalism and animals -- New political history and the writing of animal lives -- Public history and heritage : a fruitful approach for privileging animals? -- Wildlife conservation as cultural memory -- The experimental animal : in search of a moral ecology -- Animals in the history of human and veterinary medicine -- Animal matter in museums : exemplifying materiality -- Animals, agency, and history -- Representing animals in the literature of Victorian Britain -- 'And has not art promoted our work also?' visual culture -- When Adam and Eve were monkeys : anthropomorphism, zoomorphism, and other ways of looking at animals -- Exhibiting animals : zoos, menageries and circuses -- Topologies of tenderness and violence : human-animal relations in Georgian England -- The history of emotional attachment to animals -- Surviving twentieth-century modernity : birdsong and emotions in Britain -- Breeding and breed -- Animals in and at war -- Hunting and animal-human history -- Eating animals -- Animals and violence : medieval humanism, 'medieval brutality', and the carnivorous vegetarianism of Margery Kempe -- The triumph of animal history? -- Epilogue.
Includes bibliographical references and index.