Blood Intimacies and Biodicy: Keeping Faith with Ticks

James D. Hatley

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Ecocriticism and Environmental Literature Vector-borne infectious diseases Geographies of human-animal interactions

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The high mountains are for wild goats;the crags a refuge for rock-badgers'.Psalm 104 'Ye ugly, blastit, creepin, wonner' Robert Burns, 'To a Louse' 'Couldn't ticks be just a little extinct?' Tom Horton

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1968The visible and the invisible 2004Reports from a wild country : ethics for decolonisation

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