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This review essay surveys the current state of tranimal historiography, paying specific attention to Jens Rydström's Sinners and Citizens: Bestiality and Homosexuality in Sweden, 1880–1950, several essays in the edited collection Centering Animals in Latin American History, and Leah DeVun's GLQ article “Animal Appetites.” Ranging from the medieval to the modern, these texts offer a glimpse at an emerging branch of tranimal studies rooted in historical methodology and analysis.

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Booth

Henty

2004

Australian Academic & Research Libraries

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