First Friend: A History of Dogs and Humans

Portada
Macmillan, 2005 - 280 páginas
From the beginning of human memory, dogs have been living with virtually every human society on earth. Of all the animals, the dog has long maintained the closest relationship with man. In First Friend, Katharine M. Rogers explores the history of that relationship - from what is known about how it first came about - and how it developed through the centuries. From work-mate to beloved pet, from the ancient world to modern times, First Friend is a charming, compelling work exploring that closest of interspecies bonds.
 

Contenido

List of Illustrations and Captions H 1 What Dogs Mean to Us
1
How the Partnership Started
16
Dogs in the Ancient World
29
Hunting Dogs
45
Working Dogs
65
Pets in Early Modern Times
88
Dogs in the Nineteenth Century
108
How Dogs Are Classified
137
Dogs Used as Surrogates for Humans
153
The Negative Side of Our Friendship with Dogs
176
Dogs as Equals
189
Myth and Reality
208
Bibliography
249
Credits for the Photographs
265
Derechos de autor

Otras ediciones - Ver todas

Términos y frases comunes

Acerca del autor (2005)

Katharine M. Rogers helped establish the Women's Studies programs at Brooklyn College and the Graduate Center. She has published six books, including "The Cat and the Human Imagination," and edited four anthologies. She lives in Maryland.

Información bibliográfica