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

SCHMITT (C.), 2007: Victorian beetlemania. In : DENENHOLZ MORSE (D.) & DANAHAY (M.A.) (eds.): Victorian
animal dreams (The Nineteenth Century). Amdershot, Ashgate: 35-52.
SHEPHARDSON (D.P.), 2002: Bugs, butterflies, and spiders: children’s understandings about insects. Int’l J. Sci.
Educ. 24(6): 627-43.
SLEIGH (C.), 2003: Ant. Animal series. London, Reaktion Books. 216 pp.
STOTT (R.), 2004: Oyster. Animal series. London, Reaktion Books. 240 pp.
WILLIAMS (R.-), 2009: Snail. Animal series. London, Reaktion Books. 168 pp.
BACKGROUND & FURTHER READING: ATTITUDES TO BIRDS - GENERAL
ALLEN (B.), 2009: Pigeon. Animal series. London, Reaktion Books. 240 pp.
ARMSTRONG (E.A.), 1958: The folklore of birds. An enquiry into the origins and distribution of some magicoreligious
traditions. New Naturalist series 39. London, Collins. 272 pp.
CARTER (P.); 2005: Parrot. Animal series. London, Reaktion Books. 216 pp.
CORDELL (K.H.), HERBERT (N.G.) & PANDOLFI (F.), 1999: The growing popularity of birding in the United
States. Birding 31: 168-76.
DAVY (M.-M.), 1998: L’oiseau et sa symbolique. Paris, Albin Michel. 249 pp.
DE ORNELLAS (K.), 2007: A “foule fowle”: the marginalized Cormorant in the Renaissance. In: BOEHRER (B.)
(ed.): A cultural history of animals in the Renaissance. A cultural history of animals. Vol. 3. Oxford, Berg.
DE RIJKE (V.), 2008: Duck. Animal series. London, Reaktion Books. 192 pp.
DITTRICH (S.), 1991: Botschaften des Storches von Liebe und Glück. [The stork as messenger of love and happiness.]
Der Zoofreund 79: 12-7.
GEBAUER (A.), 1994: Der Storch in Wappen und Signets. [The stork in heraldry and logos.] Ciconia 7: 21-32.
JACKSON (C.E.), 2006: Peacock. Animal series. London, Reaktion Books. 206 pp.
LISKOVA (S.) & FRYNTA (D.), 2013: What determines bird beauty in human eyes? Anthrozoos 26(1): 27-41.
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MACDONALD (H.), 2005: Falcon. Animal series. London, Reaktion Books. 208 pp.
MARTIN (S.), 2009: Penguin. Animal series. London, Reaktion Books. 200 pp.
MASLOW (J.E.), 1983: The owl papers. New York, Dutton. 184 pp.
MORRIS (D.), 2009: Owl. Animal series. London, Reaktion Books. 216 pp.
MOSS (S.), 2004: A bird in the bush. A social history of birdwatching. London, Aurum Press. 376 pp.
PROKOP (P.), KUBIATKO (M.) & FANČOVIČOVÁ (J.), 2007: Why do cocks crow? Children’s concepts about
birds. Res. Sci. Educ. 37(4): 393-405. Abstract: www.springerlink.com/content/a607673567u623r5/
PROKOP (P.), KUBIATKO (M.) & FANČOVIČOVÁ (J.), 2008: Slovakian pupils’ knowledge of, and attitudes
toward, birds. Anthrozoös 21: 221-35.
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ROWLAND (B.), 1978: Birds with human souls: a guide to bird symbolism. Knoxville, Univ. of TN Press. 213 pp.
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