TITLE:
Going Wild: Hunting, Animal Rights, and the Contested Meaning of Nature

AUTHOR:
Jan E. Dizard

PUBLISHER:
Amherst, MA: University of Massachusetts Press 1994

RETAIL PRICE:
Paperback  $14.95    Hardbound $35.00

ABOUT THE BOOK:
A probing study of the way diverse conceptions of nature shape our responses
to specific environmental issues, this book examines the recent clash over a
proposed deer hunt on the largest public watershed in Massachusetts, the
Quabbin reservoir. In analysing this public dispute, Jan E. Dizard draws on a
wide range of sources, including interviews with resource managers, animal
rights advocates, hunters, and environmentalists. He shows how each faction,
while sharing some common ground with the others, projects different meanings
onto nature.

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