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• Care, Order and Usefulness: The Context of the Human-Animal Relationship in a Greek Island Community--Dimitrios Theodossopoulos
• Person, Place or Pig: Animal Attachments and Human Transactions in New Guinea--Peter D. Dwyer and Monica Minnegal
• Disciplined Affections: The Making of an English Pack of Foxhounds--Garry Marvin
• On 'Loving Your Water-Buffalo More Than Your Own Mother': Relationships of Animal and Human Care in Nepal--Ben Campbell
• Loved to Death? Veterinary Visions of Pet-keeping in Modern Dutch Society--Joanna Swabe
• From Trap to Lap: The Changing Sociogenic Identity of the Rat--Birgitta Edelman
• The Unbearable Likeness of Being: Children, Teddy-bears and The Sooty Show--Candi Forrest, L. Goldman and M. Emmison
• The Elephant-Mahout Relationship in India and Nepal: A Tourist Attraction--Lynette A. Hart
• Loving Leviathan: The Discourse of Whale Watching in Australian Ecotourism--Adrian Peace
• Enchanting Dolphins: An Analysis of Human-Dolphin Encounters--Véronique Servais
• Feeding Mr Monkey: Cross-species Food 'Exchange' in Japanese Monkey Parks--John Knight
• Anthropomorphism or Egomorphism? The Perception of Non-human Persons by Human Ones--Kay Milton
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