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Naturalism: visitor studies
ABRAHMSON (D.), GENNARO (E.) & HELLER (P.), 1983: Animal exhibits: a naturalistic
study. Roundtable Reports 8(2). Museum Educ. Roundtable.
FÀBREGAS (M.C.), GUILLÉN-SALAZAR (F.) & GARCÉS-NARRO (C.), 2012: Do
naturalistisc enclosures provide suitable environments for zoo animals? Zoo Biology 31(3): 362-
73. Abstract: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/zoo.20404/abstract
ON-GOING OR UNPUBLISHED STUDIES :
ANON., 1979: Visitor responses to natural exhibits. Unpublished class paper, presented to Reid Park Zoo.
LESSOW (D.), 1990: Visitor perceptions of natural habitat zoo exhibits. Unpublished doctoral diss.. Bloomington,
Indiana Univ.
SIIPI (H.), 2005: Naturalness, unnaturalness, and artifactuality in bioethical argumentation. Turku, Dept of Philosophy,
Univ. of Turku.
BACKGROUND & FURTHER READING: NATURALISM
ÅKERBERG (S.), 1999: Nature simplified: the illusion of nature in zoos. In: MÅRALD (E.), NORDLUND (C.),
PITKÄ-KANGAS (L.) & ÅKERBERG (S.) (eds.): Nature improved? Interdisciplinary essays on humanity’s
relationship with nature. Umeå, Kungl. Skytteanska Samfundet: 39-50.
BECK (U.), 1994: The naturalistic fallacy in the ecological movement. In: The Polity Reader in Social Theory.
Cambrigde, Polity Press: 342-46.
FIEDELDEY (A.), 1994: Wild animals in a wilderness setting: an ecosystemic experience? Anthrozoös 7: 113-23.
HANCOCKS (D.), 1980: Bringing nature into the zoo. Int’l J. Study Animal Problems 1.
HANCOCKS (D.), 1981: Naturalistic solutions to zoo design problems. In: STEVENS (P.) (ed.): 3rd int’l symp. zoo
design & construction. Paignton, Whitley Wildlife Trust.
HANCOCKS (D.), 1989 & 1990: Seeking to create illusions of wild places. Landscape Australia 2(3): 258-67; 2(4):
421-28 and 3(1): 62-69.
LINDAHL-ELLIOT (N.), 2005: The natures of naturalistic enclosures. In: PLOWMAN (A.B.) & TONGE (S.J.) (eds.):
Innovation or replication? Proc. 6th Int’l Symp. Zoo Design. Paignton, Whitley Wildlife Conservation Trust: 89-97.
MCCLINTOCK (K.), 2005: Constructed realism: incorporating the principles of art and perception to communicate
realistic natural habitat. In: PLOWMAN (A.B.) & TONGE (S.J.) (eds.): Innovation or replication? Proc. 6th Int’l
Symp. Zoo Design. Paignton, Whitley Wildlife Conservation Trust: 37-42.
NYHART (L.), 2004: Science, art, and authenticity in natural history displays. In: DE CHADAREVIAN (S.) &
HOPWOOD (N.) (eds.): Models: the third dimension of science. Stanford, Stanford UP:
POLAKOWSKY (K.J.), 1987: Zoo design: The reality of wild illusions. Ann Arbor, Univ. of Michigan School of
Natural Resources. 194 pp.
SWIFT (J.), 1986: How natural is “naturalistic”? Visitor Behav. 1(1): 3.
TAYLOR (A.), 1987: Synthesizing nature. A history of naturalistic display in museums, zoos and theme parks.
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