Humans and Other Animals: Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Human-Animal Interactions (Anthropology, Culture and Society)
Humans and Other Animals explores the diverse ways people relate to animals across cultures. Framed through anthropology, culture, and society, it examines human-animal interactions as meaningful social and cultural relationships, offering a comparative perspective on a subject that connects everyday practices with broader questions about human life.
About This Book
Humans and Other Animals examines human-animal interactions from cross-cultural perspectives.
Drawing on anthropology, the book considers how relationships between humans and animals are understood and practiced in different cultural settings.
It places these interactions within broader discussions of culture and society.
This work offers a focused introduction to the social and cultural dimensions of human-animal relationships.
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