Placing Animals: An Introduction to the Geography of Human-Animal Relations (Human Geography in the Twenty-First Century: Issues and Applications)
Placing Animals offers an introduction to the geography of human-animal relations. Framing the subject within contemporary human geography, Julie Urbanik examines how animals relate to people, places, and environments, providing an accessible foundation for understanding this developing area of geographic study.
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Placing Animals introduces the geography of human-animal relations through the field of human geography.
The book focuses on how animals are understood and situated in relation to people, places, and environments.
Designed as an introduction, it addresses issues and applications connected with human-animal relationships in twenty-first-century geography.
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