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A cultural history of insects
Insects are the form of life most alien to us. Across millennia, insects have been providers and sources of food as well as feared vectors of infection. Particular insect types have come to be ...associated with beauty, diligence, and social and divine order, whilst others have become symbols of invasion, disease, and social decay. Today, insects are used to create luxury goods, to pollinate crops, to color political rhetoric, and to contribute to modern-day logistics, genetics, and forensics. A Cultural History of Insects reveals how our relationship with insects - in life and in death - is one of our most productive and intimate.
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Publication and manufacture - London ; New York : Bloomsbury Academic, 2024
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ISBN - 978-1-3500-0321-7; 978-1-3500-0305-7; 978-1-3500-0306-4; 978-1-3500-0307-1; 978-1-3500-0308-8; 978-1-3500-0314-9; 978-1-3500-0315-6
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