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9.09% of people buy Hunting: A New Zealand History and Earthquake - Christchurch 22 Feb 2011 (Book + DVD) ~ Paperback ~ The Press.
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Release date NZ
August 21st, 2009
Author
Country of Publication
New Zealand
Imprint
Random House New Zealand Ltd
ISBN-13
9781869791544
All-time sales rank
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Product ID
2970215
Description
This rich and vivid, highly illustrated social history gives an insight into the world of the New Zealand hunter. Hunting is central to many New Zealanders' lives - whether it's to feed their families, earn a living or to explore the country's amazing wilderness.
Hunting: A New Zealand history describes how hunting was essential to the successful colonization of this country. It has helped to build communities and families, and hunting knowledge has been handed down from generation to generation.
Cutting across racial and class differences, hunting is intrinsic to the way New Zealanders view the natural world and the way we've experienced, closely observed and understood the bush. Hunting ties New Zealand to the world, yet the particular shape of hunting here makes it remarkably distinctive. If there is a 'national culture' in New Zealand, then hunting and hunters are at its core.
Author Biography
Kate Hunter is a Wellington historian who teaches at the University of Victoria. She is married to an accomplished hunter.
Hunting: A New Zealand history describes how hunting was essential to the successful colonization of this country. It has helped to build communities and families, and hunting knowledge has been handed down from generation to generation.
Cutting across racial and class differences, hunting is intrinsic to the way New Zealanders view the natural world and the way we've experienced, closely observed and understood the bush. Hunting ties New Zealand to the world, yet the particular shape of hunting here makes it remarkably distinctive. If there is a 'national culture' in New Zealand, then hunting and hunters are at its core.
Author Biography
Kate Hunter is a Wellington historian who teaches at the University of Victoria. She is married to an accomplished hunter.
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