Description
Barry Lopez's seminal work delves into the intricate and often fraught relationship between humans and wolves throughout history. Through a blend of scientific observation and cultural exploration, Lopez examines how wolves have been perceived, feared, and mythologized across diverse societies. The book uncovers the profound connections and stark divides that have shaped human-wolf interactions, revealing how these apex predators have become potent symbols in our collective consciousness. Lopez masterfully navigates themes of nature, culture, and our place within the animal kingdom, offering a compelling perspective on a bond that is both ancient and enduring.
Available Editions
paperback
Scribner
Published Jan 1, 1978
309 pages
ISBN: 9780684156248
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Details
First Published
1978
Language
eng
Content Warnings
Content and trigger warnings for Of Wolves and Men by Barry Lopez.