Social History

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Preface and Acknowledgements V
3. Contents VII
4. Writing History after the Animal Turn? An Introduction to Historical Animal Studies 1
5. Part I: Timelines
6. Pre-Domestication: Zooarchaeology 21
7. Domestication: Coevolution 37
8. Post-Domestication: The Posthuman 53
9. Part II: Regional Approaches
10. American Studies 69
11. African Studies 85
12. Australasian and Pacific Studies 101
13. (East) Asian Studies 117
14. Part III: Historical Fields
15. Social History 133
16. Cultural History 147
17. Political History 165
18. Economic History 181
19. Diplomatic History 197
20. Global History 213
21. Public History 227
22. Urban (and Rural) History 243
23. History of Science 259
24. History of Ideas 275
25. Part IV: Historical Approaches
26. Environmental History 293
27. Historical Animal Geographies 309
28. (Post)Colonial History 325
29. Feminist Intersectionality Studies 341
30. Material Culture Studies 357
31. Visual Culture Studies and Art History 375
32. Multispecies Ethnography 393
33. History of Emotions 409
34. Part V: History of Human-Animal Interactions
35. History of Pets 425
36. History of the Zoo 439
37. History of Circus Animals 457
38. History of Animal Iconography 471
39. History of Veterinary Medicine 493
40. History of Experimental Animals and the History of Animal Experiments 509
41. History of Agriculture 525
42. History of Animal Slaughter 539
43. History of Huntin 555
44. History of War 571
45. History of Animal Fights and Blood Sports 587
46. History of Animal Collections/Animal Taxonomy 603
47. List of Contributors 619
48. Index 625