Visitor studies bibliography - European Association of Zoos and ...

Attitudes to Primates – visitor studies
PRICE (E.), ASHMORE (L.) & MCGIVERN (A.-M.), 1994: Reactions of zoo visitors to freeranging
monkeys. Zoo Biology 13: 355-73.
ON-GOING AND UNPUBLISHED STUDIES :
SAVAGE (A.), 2010: CarTITIlla: a tool to engage rural Colombian school children in conserving the Cotton-top
tamarin. Abstracts, 2010 IZE Conf., Disney’s Animal Kingdom: 1.
Abstract: www.izea.net/resources/IZE%20Conf%202010-Compiled%20Abstracts%20for%20website.pdf
VAN REYBROUCK (D.), 2000: From primitives to primates. A history of ethnographic and primatological analogies
in the study of Prehistory. Proefschrift. [Thesis.] Leiden, Univ. Leiden.
BACKGROUND & FURTHER READING: ATTITUDES TO PRIMATES - GENERAL
ALEXANDER (S.E.), 2000: Resident attitudes towards conservation and black howler monkeys in Belize: the
Community Baboon Sanctuary. Env. Conservation 37: 341-50.
ASQUITH (P.J.), 1995: Of monkeys and men: cultural views in Japan and the West. In: CORBEY (R.) &
THEUNISSEN (B.) (eds.): Ape, Man, Apeman. Changing views since 1600. Leiden, Leiden UP: 309-27.
CAVALIERI (P.), 2000: L'humanité au-delà des humains. [Humanity beyond humans.] In Le Débat 108, Dossier:
Droits de l'homme, droits du singe, droits de l'animal. [Le Débat 108, Dossier: Human rights, ape/monkey rights,
animal rights.] Paris, Gallimard.
DE LAET (M.), 1991: De aap als spiegelbeeld: een verontrustend visioen. [Primates as mirror images: a disturbing
vision.] Kennis & Methode I(XV): 142-47.
DIETZ (J.M.), DIETZ (L.A.) & NAGAGATA (E.Y.), 1994: The effective use of flagship species for conservation of
biodiversity: the example of lion tamarins in Brazil. In: POSEY (D.A.), OLNEY (P.J.S.), MACE (G.M.) & FEISTNER
(A.T.C.) (eds.): Creative conservation: interactive management of wild and captive animals. London, Chapman & Hall:
32-49.
FUENTES (A.) & WOLFE (L.) (eds.), 2002: Primates face to face: the conservation implications of human-nonhuman
primate inter-connections. New York, Cambridge UP. 340 pp.
GIPPOLITI (S.), 2006: Applied primatology in zoos: history and prospects in the field of wildife conservation, public
awareness and animal welfare. Primate Report 73: 57-71.
GRIMM (J.), 2010: Monkey business. Affen als Figuren anthropologischer und ästhetischer Reflexion 1800-2000. [
Primates as figures of anthropological and aesthetic reflexion 1800-2000.] Berlin, trafo Verlag.
HARAWAY (D.), 1989: Primate visions. Gender, race, and nature in the world of modern science. New York/London,
Routledge.
HILL (C.M.), 2002: Primate conservation and local communities: ethical issues and debates. American Anthropologist
104: 1184-94.
JENSEN (S.), 2007: Waarom vrouwen van apen houden. De vergeefse mensenliefde voor Bokito en andere apen.
[Why women love apes. Wasted human love for Bokito and other primates.] Amsterdam, Prometheus. 328 pp.
KAUFMAN MILSTEIN (K.), 1996: A zoo tragedy: grieving for our fellow primates. Anthrozoös 9(4): 153-57.
KNIGHT (J.), 1999: Monkeys on the move: the natural symbolism of people-macaque conflict. J. Asian Studies 58:
622-47.
Looking at people looking at animals – version 5.0
An international bibliography on visitor experience studies and exhibit evaluation in zoos and aquariums
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