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Introduction xi
An Introduction to the Third Edition xvii
By Way of Correcting a Popular Prejudice 5
Treating of Traits 43
Ailurophobes and Other Cat-Haters 84
The Cat and the Occult 107
The Cat in Folklore 159
The Cat and the Law 188
The Cat in the Theatre 200
The Cat in Music 218
The Cat in Art 244
The Cat in Fiction 282
The Cat and the Poet 299
Literary Men Who Have Loved Cats 335
Apotheosis 361
Bibliography 369
Index 415
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Sandra Gilbody
reviewed Tiger in the House: A Cultural History of the Cat on January 14, 2019
Tiger in the House
La idea es excelente pero la escritura se torna caótica y desprolija. Se torna difÃcil distinguir un capÃtulo de otro debido a la infinita enumeración de ejemplos y eso como única técnica de escritura. FaltarÃa darle un marco a tal catarata de información, lo que es una pena porque Van Vechten demuestra que investigó a fondo el tema
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