Collared: How We Made the Modern Dog
Autor Chris Pearsonen Limba Engleză Hardback – 7 noi 2024
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781800816411
ISBN-10: 1800816413
Pagini: 272
Dimensiuni: 142 x 222 x 30 mm
Greutate: 0.4 kg
Ediția:Main
Editura: Profile
Colecția Profile Books
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1800816413
Pagini: 272
Dimensiuni: 142 x 222 x 30 mm
Greutate: 0.4 kg
Ediția:Main
Editura: Profile
Colecția Profile Books
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
Notă biografică
Chris Pearson is Professor of Environmental History at the University of Liverpool. A specialist in human-animal history, he is the author of Dogopolis and a contributor to Dog Hearted: Essays on Our Fierce and Familiar Companions. He is currently researching the lives of Indian street dogs in a project funded by the Wellcome Trust. He lives in Chester with his family and his Bedlington-Whippet, Cassie.
Recenzii
Funny, irreverent and enthusiastic, [Pearson] parades his love for all things canine ... A fascinating book that's easy to read ... occasionally cuddly, but it definitely has bite
A radical transformation ... Collared is no dry work of history .... fascinating
Fascinating ... Reading this concise, well-researched book will make you gaze at your own dog with relief
Entertaining and wide-ranging
An enthralling account of the transformation of dogdom from blue-collar worker to human alter ego. Essential reading, especially for anyone who added a dog to their family during lockdown
A riveting history: a book stuffed with knowledge and quietly radiating affection
Thought-provoking and often surprising ... Pearson reveals that the modern dog is not only a product of history and human meddling, but their shifting fortunes are a microcosm of the world they inhabit
A very good read ... fascinating, an amazing subject
Fascinating ... how human attitudes to dogs have changed ... [Pearson] tells what is, really, a love story
A history of humanity's changing relationship with its most favoured pet ... Collared is admirable in its tone and breadth
Full of entertaining vignettes ... our evolving relationship with man's best friend is covered in deep historical detail
From the caves to our sofas - the long and eventful canine journey explored with compelling anecdotes and deep affection. If we still had tails, they'd be wagging at this sweeping and enchanting account
A fascinating read ... a real and searching piece of social history that tells us perhaps more about ourselves than our canine companions. Chris Pearson is wonderfully unafraid of revealing some of the harder truths as well as the more uplifting elements of our relationships with dogs ... intriguing, compelling
Collared absolutely thrilled me. Pearson nails the balancing act between dog lover and historian as he navigates tales of how dogs and humans are entwined: from canine workers to public health, lap dogs to lavatories. This is an essential deep-dive into how contemporary dogs came to live the good life
Pearson's is a history of how dogs have shaped us, as much as how we have shaped them. As a historian and life-long dog lover, I couldn't put it down
Splendidly instructive and entertaining ... every aspect of our long, close relationship with dogs - historical, political, military, emotional and more - is illuminated in this book in close, fascinating and often very funny detail in a way which will delight and intrigue anyone who loves dogs
A fascinating social history of humanity's most enduring inter-species relationship. The research is formidable, the writing accessible, and the tale always wags the academic dog
A love letter to the dogs who share our lives, and how history made them
Pearson's dog-eye view is unflinching. Between brilliant anecdotes, he takes us through the best and the worst of human-dog history
Collared is the captivating tale mankind's oldest and most loyal companion. This meticulously researched book traces the evolution of dogs from ancient strays to prized pedigrees, revealing caring and working relationships between humans and their canine friends. From the development of various breeds and their specific roles in human society to the significance of the humble collar in the history of dog domestication, Chris Pearson highlights the unique bonds we share with our four-legged companions. The result is a celebration of the enduring and remarkable relationship between humans and dogs, making Collared a must-read for dog-fanciers and pet-owners alike
A radical transformation ... Collared is no dry work of history .... fascinating
Fascinating ... Reading this concise, well-researched book will make you gaze at your own dog with relief
Entertaining and wide-ranging
An enthralling account of the transformation of dogdom from blue-collar worker to human alter ego. Essential reading, especially for anyone who added a dog to their family during lockdown
A riveting history: a book stuffed with knowledge and quietly radiating affection
Thought-provoking and often surprising ... Pearson reveals that the modern dog is not only a product of history and human meddling, but their shifting fortunes are a microcosm of the world they inhabit
A very good read ... fascinating, an amazing subject
Fascinating ... how human attitudes to dogs have changed ... [Pearson] tells what is, really, a love story
A history of humanity's changing relationship with its most favoured pet ... Collared is admirable in its tone and breadth
Full of entertaining vignettes ... our evolving relationship with man's best friend is covered in deep historical detail
From the caves to our sofas - the long and eventful canine journey explored with compelling anecdotes and deep affection. If we still had tails, they'd be wagging at this sweeping and enchanting account
A fascinating read ... a real and searching piece of social history that tells us perhaps more about ourselves than our canine companions. Chris Pearson is wonderfully unafraid of revealing some of the harder truths as well as the more uplifting elements of our relationships with dogs ... intriguing, compelling
Collared absolutely thrilled me. Pearson nails the balancing act between dog lover and historian as he navigates tales of how dogs and humans are entwined: from canine workers to public health, lap dogs to lavatories. This is an essential deep-dive into how contemporary dogs came to live the good life
Pearson's is a history of how dogs have shaped us, as much as how we have shaped them. As a historian and life-long dog lover, I couldn't put it down
Splendidly instructive and entertaining ... every aspect of our long, close relationship with dogs - historical, political, military, emotional and more - is illuminated in this book in close, fascinating and often very funny detail in a way which will delight and intrigue anyone who loves dogs
A fascinating social history of humanity's most enduring inter-species relationship. The research is formidable, the writing accessible, and the tale always wags the academic dog
A love letter to the dogs who share our lives, and how history made them
Pearson's dog-eye view is unflinching. Between brilliant anecdotes, he takes us through the best and the worst of human-dog history
Collared is the captivating tale mankind's oldest and most loyal companion. This meticulously researched book traces the evolution of dogs from ancient strays to prized pedigrees, revealing caring and working relationships between humans and their canine friends. From the development of various breeds and their specific roles in human society to the significance of the humble collar in the history of dog domestication, Chris Pearson highlights the unique bonds we share with our four-legged companions. The result is a celebration of the enduring and remarkable relationship between humans and dogs, making Collared a must-read for dog-fanciers and pet-owners alike