Jan Dizard is Charles Hamilton Houston Professor of American Culture Emeritus at Amherst College. He is the author of books and articles on the changing family, race relations, and, of particular relevance to hunting, articles on environmental policy, hunting ethics, and wildlife. Mary Zeiss Stange is Professor Emerita of Women’s Studies and Religion at Skidmore College. She is internationally recognized as the authority on women and hunting, and specializes in writing and speaking about women, guns, hunting, and ecofeminism.
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Series Foreword vii 1 Man, the Hunter? 1 2 The Hunting Perplex: Killing, Ambivalence, and Dominance 19 3 The Democratization of the Hunt in North American 55 4 From Depression to Affluence: Realigning Our Relationship to Nature 95 5 Living with Wildlife 125 6 Continuities and Contingencies: Hunting in the Twenty-First Century 167 Glossary 213 Notes 215 Bibliography 225 Further Reading 235 Index 237
Series Foreword vii 1 Man, the Hunter? 1 2 The Hunting Perplex: Killing, Ambivalence, and Dominance 19 3 The Democratization of the Hunt in North American 55 4 From Depression to Affluence: Realigning Our Relationship to Nature 95 5 Living with Wildlife 125 6 Continuities and Contingencies: Hunting in the Twenty-First Century 167 Glossary 213 Notes 215 Bibliography 225 Further Reading 235 Index 237
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