Death and Taxidermy
Author: Caitlin Monroe
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Description: Death and Taxidermy by Caitlin Monroe explores the cultural discomfort surrounding taxidermy in modern Western society, linking it to anxieties about death. It examines the museum's role and offers a unique perspective on the connection between taxidermy, death, and our relationship with animals.
Pages: 36
Megabytes: 0.49 MB
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