The place of animals in human thought
Subtitle: by the Countess Evelyn Martinengo Cesaresco ...
Publisher: T. F. Unwin
Published: 1909
Place of publication: London [etc.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 376
Subjects: Animals -- Folklore.; Animals -- Fiction.; Animal welfare.; Animals -- Religious aspects.
Genres: Folklore.; Fiction.
Notes: Reprinted, in part, from the Contemporary review. cf. Pref.
Table of contents: title: Preface.; title: I. Soul-wandering as it concerns animals.; title: II. The Greek conception of animals.; title: III. Animals at Rome.; title: IV. Plutarch the humane.; title: V. Man and his brother.; title: VI. The faith of Iran.; title: VII. Zoroastrian zoology.; title: VIII. A religion of ruth.; title: IX. Lines from the Adi Granth.; title: X. The Hebrew conception of animals.; title: XI. "A people like unto you."; title: XII. The friend of the creature.; title: XIII. Versipelles.; title: XIV. The horse as hero.; title: XV. Animals in Eastern fiction.; title: XVI. The growth of modern ideas about animals.; title: Index.