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The Wolf: Culture, Nature, Heritage

By Ian Convery (Editor), Owen Nevin (Editor), Erwin van van Maanen (Editor), Peter Davis (Editor), Karen Lloyd (Editor), Marie Addyman (Contribution by), Cheryl Alexander (Contribution by), Robert G. Appleby (Contribution by), Rene Beyers (Contribution by), Elsie Blackshaw-Crosby (Contribution by), Luigi Boitani (Contribution by), Jean-Luc Borelli (Contribution by), Penny Bradshaw (Contribution by), Deborah Brady (Contribution by), Peter Brewitt (Contribution by), James Br ckner (Contribution by), John G. Bruggink (Contribution by), Joseph K. Bump (Contribution by), Cameron R. Campbell (Contribution by), Kylie M. Cairns (Contribution by), TJ Clark-Wolf (Contribution by), Helen Cowie (Contribution by), Martin Drenthen (Contribution by), Nigel Dykes (Contribution by), Helene Figari (Contribution by), Mark Fisher (Contribution by), Holger Funk (Contribution by), Thomas D. Gable (Contribution by), Lawson Giles (Contribution by), Tracy Hayes (Contribution by), Austin T. Homkes (Contribution by), Sean Johnson-Bice (Contribution by), Jean-Marc Landry (Contribution by), Rob Lenders (Contribution by), Elizabeth Marshall (Contribution by), Jamie Mcphie (Contribution by), Javier D. Monz n (Contribution by), Jean-Marc Moriceau (Contribution by), Chris Powici (Contribution by), Lee Raye (Contribution by), Lee Schofield (Contribution by), Ketil Skogen (Contribution by), Stephen R. Sleightholme (Contribution by), Bradley P. Smith (Contribution by), Robert Williams (Contribution by), Steve K. Windels (Contribution by), Marielle van Uitert (Contribution by)
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By Ian Convery (Editor), Owen Nevin (Editor), Erwin van van Maanen (Editor), Peter Davis (Editor), Karen Lloyd (Editor), Marie Addyman (Contribution by), Cheryl Alexander (Contribution by), Robert G. Appleby (Contribution by), Rene Beyers (Contribution by), Elsie Blackshaw-Crosby (Contribution by), Luigi Boitani (Contribution by), Jean-Luc Borelli (Contribution by), Penny Bradshaw (Contribution by), Deborah Brady (Contribution by), Peter Brewitt (Contribution by), James Br ckner (Contribution by), John G. Bruggink (Contribution by), Joseph K. Bump (Contribution by), Cameron R. Campbell (Contribution by), Kylie M. Cairns (Contribution by), TJ Clark-Wolf (Contribution by), Helen Cowie (Contribution by), Martin Drenthen (Contribution by), Nigel Dykes (Contribution by), Helene Figari (Contribution by), Mark Fisher (Contribution by), Holger Funk (Contribution by), Thomas D. Gable (Contribution by), Lawson Giles (Contribution by), Tracy Hayes (Contribution by), Austin T. Homkes (Contribution by), Sean Johnson-Bice (Contribution by), Jean-Marc Landry (Contribution by), Rob Lenders (Contribution by), Elizabeth Marshall (Contribution by), Jamie Mcphie (Contribution by), Javier D. Monz n (Contribution by), Jean-Marc Moriceau (Contribution by), Chris Powici (Contribution by), Lee Raye (Contribution by), Lee Schofield (Contribution by), Ketil Skogen (Contribution by), Stephen R. Sleightholme (Contribution by), Bradley P. Smith (Contribution by), Robert Williams (Contribution by), Steve K. Windels (Contribution by), Marielle van Uitert (Contribution by)
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New insights into the changing human attitudes towards wild nature through the depiction of wolves in human culture and heritage.

Few animals arouse such strong opinion as the wolf. It occupies a contested, ambiguous, yet central role in human culture and heritage. It appears as both an inspirational emblem of the wild and an embodiment of evil. Offering a mirror to different human attitudes, beliefs, and values, the wolf is, arguably, the species that plays the greatest role in shaping our ...

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