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Living with Dead Animals?
In Fritz Allhoff & Nathan Kowalsky (eds.), Hunting Philosophy for Everyone. Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 107–117 (2010-09-24)
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This chapter contains sections titled: Cultural Predators The Prize is a Clear Conscience Souvenir Parts, Remembered Wholes Snapshots from the Other Side Still Lives Memories as Reanimation Notes.Author's Profile
living with dead animals ‐ trophies as souvenirs of the hunt trophies in the world of hunting ‐ Ted Kerasote, one hunter as heading to the other side of the world cultural predators Stephen Kellert, that modern leisure or recreational hunters ‐ do not form a homogeneous group Kellert, warning us not to read these as exclusive categories prize, a clear conscience ethical hunting, summarized in Jim Posewitz's declaration ‐ Fundamental to ethical hunting the idea of fair chase “difficulty of acquisition” ‐ being of crucial importance memories as reanimation
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