Ethnozoology

Coined in 1890, the term “ethnozoology” denotes one of the main branches of ethnobiology. Addressing ways in which humans relate to animals, ethnozoologists investigate knowledge of animals revealed in systems of naming and classification as well as practical, economic, and symbolic uses of animals characteristic of particular societies. Typically, ethnozoology considers the entirety of nonhuman animals known to members of particular ethnolinguistic groups, or large subsets of these, and views humans, animals, plants, and inanimate features of natural environments as components of single ecosystems. Modern ethnozoologists are also concerned with connections between local animal knowledge and conservation efforts, on the one hand, and development initiatives, on the other

Archaeology · Epistemology · Ethnobiology · Geography · Sociology · Anthropology · Geographies of human-animal interactions · Philosophy · Rangeland Management and Livestock Ecology · Wildlife Ecology and Conservation

• Cows, Pigs, Wars, and Witches

  Marvin Harris•Cows, Pigs, Wars, and Witches•1989

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• Classifications in their social context

  David Reason, R F Ellen•Classifications in their social…•1979

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• Purity and Danger

  Mary Douglas•Purity and Danger•2003

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• The Native Mind and the Cultural Construction of Nature

  Atran, Scott Atran et al.•Native Mind and the Cultural…•2008

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• Ethnobotany

  Open Access•Gary J Martin•Ethnobotany•1995

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• Magic, Science and Religion and Other Essays

  Bronislaw Malinowski•Magic, Science and Religion and…•1992

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• Tzeltal folk zoology

  Eugene S Hunn•Tzeltal folk zoology•1977

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• The Walking larder

  Juliet Clutton-Brock•The Walking larder•1989

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• The Politics of Species

  Open Access•Raymond Corbey, Annette Lanjouw•Politics of Species•2013

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• The Cultural Relations of Classification

  Open Access•R Ellen•Cultural Relations of Classificatio…•1993

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• Language and Living Things

  Cecil H Brown•Language and Living Things•1984

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• Redefining Nature

  R F Ellen, Roy Ellen et al.•Redefining Nature•2021

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• Ethnobiological Classification

  Brent Berlin•Ethnobiological Classification•1992

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• Being Alive

  T Ingold•Being Alive•2011

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• Natural Symbols

  Mary Douglas, Profess Douglas•Natural Symbols•2004

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• Notes on Some Animals in Zandeland

  E E Evans-Pritchard, E E Evans‐pritchard•Man•1963

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• Ethnozoology

  Eugene S Hunn•Ethnobiology•2011

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• The Uncleanness of the Birds of Leviticus and Deuteronomy

  Ralph Bulmer•Man•1989

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• The ecological basis for Aztec sacrifice1

  Open Access•Michael J Harner, Michael Harner•American Ethnologist•1977

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• Aboriginal American Zoötechny

  Open Access•Otis Tufton Mason•American Anthropologist•1899

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