The Animal/Human Boundary: Historical Perspectives: Studies in Comparative History

Angela N. H. Creager, William Chester Jordan

Eating Animals in the Early Middle Ages: Classifying the Animal World and Building Group Ideentities Rob MeensRob Meens The Representation of Medieval Peasants as Bestial and as Human Paul Freedman Separating the Men from the Goats: Masculinity, Civilization, and Identity Formation in the Medieval University Ruth Mazo KarrasRuth Mazo Karras Imagining Vermin in Early Modern England Mary E. Fissell "Things Fearful to Name": Bestiality in Early America John M. Murrin Guardian Spirits or Demonic Pets: The Concept of the Witch's Familiar in Early Modern England, 1530-1712. James A. SerpellJames A. Serpell On the Sexual Assault of Animals: A Sociological View Piers Beirne The Familiar Other and Feral Selves: Life at the Human/Animal Boundary H. Peter SteevesH. Peter Steeves The Founders of Ethology and the Problem of Human Aggression: A Study in Ethology's Ecologies Richard W. Burkhardt Jr.Richard W. Burkhardt Jr. Animal Parts/Human Bodies: Organic Transplantation in Early Twentieth-Century America Susan E. LedererSusan E. Lederer