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Animals and animal symbols in world culture

eng

illustrations

index present

non fiction

Animals and animal symbols in world culture

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Man, myth, and magic

Traces the history of human-animal relationships and the symbolism associated with it

Introduction -- Alligator -- Animals -- Animals in Christian art -- Ass -- Barnacle goose -- Bat -- Bear -- Beaver -- Bee -- Birds -- Boar -- Buffalo -- Bulls -- Butterfly -- Buzzard -- Camel -- Cat -- Cock -- Cockroach -- Cow -- Coyote -- Crab -- Crane -- Crocodile -- Crow -- Cuckoo -- Dog -- Dolphin -- Dove -- Eagle -- Egg -- Elephant -- Falcon -- Feather -- Fish -- Frog -- Goat -- Goose -- Grasshopper/locust/cricket -- Hare -- Hawk -- Horse -- Hyena and jackal -- Insects -- Jackal -- Jaguar -- Lamb -- Lion -- Lizard -- Magpie and rook -- Mice and rats -- Monkey and ape -- Nightingale -- Ostrich -- Owl -- Ox -- Panther -- Peacock -- Pelican -- Pig -- Power animals in Shamanism -- Ram -- Raven -- Rhinoceros -- Robin -- Salmon -- Scorpion -- Seal -- Serpent -- Sheep -- Snail -- Snake -- Snake-handling cults -- Spider -- Stag -- Stork -- Swallow -- Swan -- Tiger -- Toad -- Turtle and tortoise -- Whale -- Wings -- Wolf -- Woodpecker -- Wren -- Wryneck