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Overview
Part of the Flows of Things in Global History series, this popular-scholarly history book uses cats as a prism to trace human civilization. Drawing on archaeology, art, archives and scientific data, it covers cats' transformation from pest-catchers to cultural symbols, including unique Chinese feline culture. Crossing ecological, art and material history, it offers a fresh non-human perspective on globalisation.
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- ISBN-13: 9787568955843
- ISBN-10: 7568955842
- Publisher: Chongqing University Press
- Publish Date: January 2026
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