Hunters, herders, and hamburgers: the past and future of human-animal relationships

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1 - Postdomesticity: Our Lives with Animals2 - The Stages of Human-Animal Relations 3 - Separation: The Human-Animal Divide4 - Predomesticity 5 - Where the Tame Things Are6 - Domestication and Usefulness7 - From Mighty Hunter to Yajamana8 - Early Domesticity: My Ass and Yours9 - Late Domestic Divergences10 - Toward Postdomesticity11 - The Future of Human-Animal Relations NotesSuggested Reading

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