Myth and Menagerie by Katie Hornstein HARDBACK 9780300253207
Yale University Press
Explore the fascinating cultural history of lions in the nineteenth century with "Myth and Menagerie: Seeing Lions in the Nineteenth Century" by Katie Hornstein, published by Yale University Press. This insightful book delves into how lions were perceived, represented, and understood during this pivotal era, moving beyond simple zoological facts to examine their place in art, literature, and public imagination. Discover how societal views, scientific discoveries, and imperial ambitions shaped the image of the lion. Hornstein's meticulous research brings to life the diverse ways lions captivated the nineteenth-century mind, influencing everything from popular entertainment to academic discourse. This hardback edition offers a comprehensive and engaging read for anyone interested in cultural history, animal studies, or the Victorian era. Product Summary: "Myth and Menagerie : Seeing Lions in the Nineteenth Century" by Katie Hornstein, Yale University Press, hardback book, 19th-century cultural history, lions in art and literature, animal representation, Victorian era studies.
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