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  • New worlds, new animals from menagerie to zoological park in the nineteenth century edited by R.J. Hoage and William A. Deiss ; with a foreword by Michael H. Robinson
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New worlds, new animals from menagerie to zoological park in the nineteenth century edited by R.J. Hoage and William A. Deiss ; with a foreword by Michael H. Robinson

Object Details

Notes
"Published in association with the National Zoological Park, Smithsonian Institution"
Most of the chapters are derived from papers delivered at a symposium held Oct. 1989 to celebrate the centennial of the Smithsonian Institution's National Zoological Park
Contents
Reflections on zoo history / Sally Gregory Kohlstedt -- Menageries and zoos to 1900 / R.J. Hoage, Anne Roskell, and Jane Mansour -- Menageries, metaphors, and meanings / Thomas Veltre -- Zoos in the family: the Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire clan and the three zoos of Paris / Michael A. Osborne -- The Order of nature: constructing the collections of Victorian zoos / Harriet Ritvo -- A Tales of two zoos: the Hamburg Zoological Garden and Carl Hagenbeck's Tierpark / Herman Reichenbach -- Zoos and aquariums of Berlin / Harro Strehlow -- A Paradox of purposes: acclimatization origins of the Melbourne zoo / Linden Gillbank -- Ram Bramha Sanyal and the establishment of the Calcutta Zoological Gardens / D.K. Mittra -- American showmen and European dealers: commerce in wild animals in nineteenth-century America / Richard W. Flint -- The Origin and development of American zoological parks to 1899 / Vernon N. Kisling Jr. -- The National Zoological Park: "city of refuge" or zoo? / Helen Lefkowitz-Horowitz
Data Source
Smithsonian Libraries
Date
1996
19th century
19e siècle
Author
Hoage, R. J
Deiss, William A
National Zoological Park (U.S.)
Subject
National Zoological Park History
Type
Congresses
Congrès
Aufsatzsammlung
Conference proceedings
Conference papers and proceedings
History
Actes de congrès
Physical description
xv, 198 pages illustrations 25 cm
Place
National Zoological Park (U.S.)
Topic
Zoos--History
Menageries--History
Jardins zoologiques--Histoire
Ménageries--Histoire
Menageries
Zoos
Aufsatzsammlung
Zoologischer Garten
Dierentuinen
Parcs zoologiques--Congrès
Ménageries--Congrès
Geschichte (1800-1900)
Histoire
Congrès
dierentuinen
zoological gardens
dierentuindieren
zoo animals
geschiedenis
History
Great Britain
vs
usa
Ethics, Bioethics
Ethiek, bio-ethiek
Record ID
siris_sil_491717
Usage
CC0

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