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

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WANG (H.), 2012: Tiger, dog, wolf and their images in three Chinese nationalities. Minding Animals Conference,
Utrecht, 4-6 July 2012.
Abstract: www.eventure-online.com/eventure/publicAbstractView.do?id=183967&congressId=5488
WARREN (W.) & AMRANAND (P.), 1998: The elephant in Thai life and legend. Bangkok, Monsoon. 242 pp.
WATANABE (H.), 1973: The conception of nature in Japanese culture. Science 183: 279-82.
WESTHOFF (V.), 1989 : Het natuurbeeld in schriftloze culturen en hoger ontwikkelde oosterse wereldbeschouwingen.
[Nature images in non written cultures and advanced oriental world views.] In : ACHTERBERG (W.) (red.) : Natuur,
uitbuiting of respect? Natuurwaarden in discussie. [Nature, exploitation or respect? Discussing nature values.]
Kampen, Kok-Agora: 177-98.
BACKGROUND & FURTHER READING: AUSTRALASIAN ATTITUDES TO WILDLIFE, NATURE AND ANIMALS
BENNETT (D.H.), 1983: Some aspects of Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal notions of responsibility to non-human
animals. Australian Aboriginal Studies 1983(2):
BRAGG (E.) & RESER (J.), 2012: Ecopsychology in the Antipodes: perspectives from Australia and New Zealand.
Ecopsychology 4(4): 253-65.
BULBECK (C.), 1999: The nature dispositions of visitors to animal encounter sites in Australia and New Zealand. The
J. of Sociology 35(2): 129-48.
DIAMOND (J.), 1993: New Guineans and their natural world. In: KELLERT (S.) & WILSON (E.O.) (eds.): The
Biophilia Hypothesis. Washington DC, Island Press: 255-56.
FLANNERY (T.), 1994: The future eaters: an ecological history of the Australasian lands and people. Sydney, Reed.
LINES (W.), 1991: Taming the Great South Land: a history of the conquest of nature in Australia. Sydney, Allen &
Unwin.
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