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  1. Half Title Page
  2. Series Page
  3. Title Page
  4. Copyright Page
  5. Contents
  6. Introduction
  7. Part I: Embodied Histories
    1. 1 Kicking over the Traces? Freeing the Animal from the Archive
    2. 2 Occupational Hazards: Honeybee Labour as an Interpretive Device in Animal History
    3. 3 Hearing History through Hoofbeats: Exploring Equine Volition and Voice in the Archive
  8. Part II: Traces
    1. 4 Who is a Greyhound? Reflections on the Non-Human Digital Archive
    2. 5 Accessing Animal Health Knowledge: Popular Educators and Veterinary Science in Rural Ontario
    3. 6 Animal Cruelty, Metaphoric Narrative, and the Hudson’s Bay Company, 1919–1939
  9. Part III: The Unknowable Animal
    1. 7 Vanishing Flies and the Lady Entomologist
    2. 8 Guinea Pig Agnotology
    3. 9 Tuffy’s Cold War: Science, Memory, and the US Navy’s Dolphin
    4. 10 The Elephant in the Archive
  10. Part IV: Spatial Sources and Animal Movement
    1. 11 Making Tracks: A Grizzly and Entangled History
    2. 12 Spatial Analysis and Digital Urban Animal History
    3. 13 Visualizing the Animal City: Digital Experiments in Animal History
    4. 14 What’s a Guanaco? Tracing the Llama Diaspora through and beyond South America
  11. Part V: Looking at Animals
    1. 15 Hidden in Plain Sight: How Art and Visual Culture Can Help Us Think about Animal Histories
    2. 16 Creatures on Display: Making an Animal Exhibit at the Archives of Ontario
    3. 17 Portraits of Extinction: Encountering Bluebuck Narratives in the Natural History Museum
  12. Epilogue: Combinations and Conjunction
  13. Contributors
  14. Index

Traces of the Animal Past methodological challenges in animal history edited by Jennifer Bonnell and Sean Kheraj Canadian History and Environment Series ISSN 1925-3702 (Print) ISSN 1925-3710 (Online)

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