The Bear
Culture, Nature, Heritage
(Author) Professor Owen NevinThe essays collected here provide a rich selection of views on the human/bear relationships. They explore how bears are an influence in contemporary art, and how they are represented in the illustrations in children's literature and in museum exhibitions. The connection between bears and native peoples, and how contemporary society lives alongside these animals, provides an understanding of current attitudes and approaches to bear management and conservation. The history of captive bears is brought into contemporary relief by considering the fate of captive bears held in Asian countries for bile production. Together, these articles present an insight into the changing face of attitudes towards nature, species survival and the significance of conservation engagement in the twenty-first century.
Professor Owen Nevin
Professor Owen Nevin is a renowned literary critic known for his groundbreaking work on postmodernism in literature. His insightful analysis and bold interpretations have revolutionized the field, inspiring new perspectives and sparking debates among scholars and readers alike. His work continues to shape the future of literary studies.