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Author: Anthony L. Podberscek (Editor), Andrea M. Beetz (Editor), Bloomsbury Publishing (UK) (Editor), Andrea Podberscek | Author: Anthony L. Podberscek (Editor), Andrea M. Beetz (Editor), Bloomsbury Publishing (UK) (Editor), Andrea Podberscek | ||
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Revision as of 16:51, 29 November 2023
Title: Bestiality and Zoophilia: Sexual relations with Animals.
Author: Anthony L. Podberscek (Editor), Andrea M. Beetz (Editor), Bloomsbury Publishing (UK) (Editor), Andrea Podberscek
Published: 2005, Paperback, 144 pages. By Purdue University Press. Impression published in 2009 by Berg Publishers.
ISBN 978 1 84788 354 4[1]
Abstract
Human sexual relations with animals, a behavior known as bestiality, have
existed since the dawn of human history in every place and culture in the
world. Furthermore, an abundance of folklore, paintings, sculptures, films,
literature and pornography exists dealing with bestiality themes. This article describes the highlights of the history of bestiality in various cultures,
based on Miletski’s recent book (2002).
- ↑ www.bergpublishers.com
