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Introduction / Kristen Guest and Monica Mattfeld
Science and technology. Machines of feeling: bits and interspecies communication in the eighteenth century / Monica Mattfeld
Horses at Waterloo, 1815 / Donna Landry
The agency and the matter of the dead horse in the Victorian novel / Sinan Akilli
The aura of dignity: on connection and trust in the photographs of Charlotte Dumas / Rune Gade
Commodification and consumption. Stabilizing politics: the stables of Weissenstein Castle in Pommersfelden (1717-21) / Magdalena Bayreuther and Christine Rüppell
Trading horses in the eighteenth century: Rhode Island and the Atlantic world / Charlotte Carrington-Farmer
Narratives of race and racehorses in the art of Edward Troye / Jessica Dallow
"More than a horse": the cultural work of racehorse biography / Kristen Guest
National identity. The politics of reproduction: horse breeding and state studs in prussia, 1750-1900 / Tatsuya Mitsuda
Horsemeat is certainly delicious": anxiety, xenophobia, and rationalism at a nineteenth-century American hippophagic banquet / Susanna Forrest
Circus studs and equestrian sports in turn-of-the-century France / Kari Weil
Heritage icon or environmental pest? Brumbies in the Australian cultural imaginary / Isa Menzies.
Intro
Contents
Introduction: Equestrian Cultures - Kristen Guest and Monica Mattfeld
Part 1: Science and Technology
One. Machines of Feeling: Bits and Interspecies Communication in the Eighteenth Century - Monica Mattfeld
Two. Horses at Waterloo, 1815 - Donna Landry
Three. The Agency and the Matter of the Dead Horse in the Victorian Novel - Sinan Akilli
Four. The Aura of Dignity: On Connection and Trust in the Photographs of Charlotte Dumas - Rune Gade
Part 2: Commodification and Consumption
Five. Stabilizing Politics: The Stables of Weißenstein Castle in Pommersfelden (1717- 21) - Magdalena Bayreuther and Christine Rüppell
Six. Trading Horses in the Eighteenth Century: Rhode Island and the Atlantic World - Charlotte Carrington-Farmer
Seven. Narratives of Race and Racehorses in the Art of Edward Troye - Jessica Dallow
Eight. "More Than a Horse": The Cultural Work of Racehorse Biography - Kristen Guest
Part 3: National Identity
Nine. The Politics of Reproduction: Horse Breeding and State Studs in Prussia, 1750- 1900 - Tatsuya Mitsuda
Ten. "Horsemeat Is Certainly Delicious": Anxiety, Xenophobia, and Rationalism at a Nineteenth-Century American Hippophagic Banquet - Susanna Forrest
Eleven. Circus Studs and Equestrian Sports in Turn- of- the- Century France - Kari Weil
Twelve. Heritage Icon or Environmental Pest? Brumbies in the Australian Cultural Imaginary - Isa Menzies
Notes
Contributors
Index.
Science and technology. Machines of feeling: bits and interspecies communication in the eighteenth century / Monica Mattfeld
Horses at Waterloo, 1815 / Donna Landry
The agency and the matter of the dead horse in the Victorian novel / Sinan Akilli
The aura of dignity: on connection and trust in the photographs of Charlotte Dumas / Rune Gade
Commodification and consumption. Stabilizing politics: the stables of Weissenstein Castle in Pommersfelden (1717-21) / Magdalena Bayreuther and Christine Rüppell
Trading horses in the eighteenth century: Rhode Island and the Atlantic world / Charlotte Carrington-Farmer
Narratives of race and racehorses in the art of Edward Troye / Jessica Dallow
"More than a horse": the cultural work of racehorse biography / Kristen Guest
National identity. The politics of reproduction: horse breeding and state studs in prussia, 1750-1900 / Tatsuya Mitsuda
Horsemeat is certainly delicious": anxiety, xenophobia, and rationalism at a nineteenth-century American hippophagic banquet / Susanna Forrest
Circus studs and equestrian sports in turn-of-the-century France / Kari Weil
Heritage icon or environmental pest? Brumbies in the Australian cultural imaginary / Isa Menzies.
Intro
Contents
Introduction: Equestrian Cultures - Kristen Guest and Monica Mattfeld
Part 1: Science and Technology
One. Machines of Feeling: Bits and Interspecies Communication in the Eighteenth Century - Monica Mattfeld
Two. Horses at Waterloo, 1815 - Donna Landry
Three. The Agency and the Matter of the Dead Horse in the Victorian Novel - Sinan Akilli
Four. The Aura of Dignity: On Connection and Trust in the Photographs of Charlotte Dumas - Rune Gade
Part 2: Commodification and Consumption
Five. Stabilizing Politics: The Stables of Weißenstein Castle in Pommersfelden (1717- 21) - Magdalena Bayreuther and Christine Rüppell
Six. Trading Horses in the Eighteenth Century: Rhode Island and the Atlantic World - Charlotte Carrington-Farmer
Seven. Narratives of Race and Racehorses in the Art of Edward Troye - Jessica Dallow
Eight. "More Than a Horse": The Cultural Work of Racehorse Biography - Kristen Guest
Part 3: National Identity
Nine. The Politics of Reproduction: Horse Breeding and State Studs in Prussia, 1750- 1900 - Tatsuya Mitsuda
Ten. "Horsemeat Is Certainly Delicious": Anxiety, Xenophobia, and Rationalism at a Nineteenth-Century American Hippophagic Banquet - Susanna Forrest
Eleven. Circus Studs and Equestrian Sports in Turn- of- the- Century France - Kari Weil
Twelve. Heritage Icon or Environmental Pest? Brumbies in the Australian Cultural Imaginary - Isa Menzies
Notes
Contributors
Index.