The following excerpt is from A View to a Death in the Morning by Matt Cartmill. My sister sent me the excerpt and said the book’s aim was to “trace the history of the symbolism of hunting (mostly in the West) and changes in humanity’s understanding of nature as it relates to hunting, so as …
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