Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Illustrations, Figures and Tables viii
4. Acknowledgements x
5. Introduction. Representing Extinction 1
6. Part I. Dialogues about Extinction
7. Chapter 1. The Dinosaur as Cultural Symbol and Totem 67
8. Chapter 2. Visualizing Extinction: Harriet Ritvo in Conversation 77
9. Chapter 3. ‘Putting Nature Back Together Again 91
10. Part II. Indigenous Peoples and Extinction
11. Chapter 4. The Beothuk, the Great Auk and the Newfoundland Wolf 113
12. Chapter 5. Cultural Memory of Recent Extinctions 137
13. Chapter 6. Grief, Extinction and Bilhaa (Abalone) 153
14. Part III. Representing Avian and Insect Extinctions
15. Chapter 7. Sparrows with Teeth and Claws? Reconstructing the Cretaceous Enantiornithes (Aves: Ornithothoraces) 169
16. Chapter 8. Rare Birds and Rare Books 191
17. Chapter 9. Th e Species Revivalist Sublime: Encountering the Kaua‘i ‘Ō‘ō Bird in Jakob Kudsk Steensen’s Re-Animated 211
18. Chapter 10. Insects, Spiders, Snails and Empathy 230
19. Part IV. Representing Extinct Plants and Fungi
20. Chapter 11. Reconstructing Lycopsids Lost to the Deep Past 243
21. Chapter 12. Ellis Rowan, Extinction and the Politics of Flower Painting 259
22. Chapter 13. Towards Extinction 274
23. Chapter 14. Sweetness, Power, Yeasts and Entomo-terroir 286
24. Part V. Representing Extinct Mammals
25. Chapter 15. Animal Extinction, Film and the Death Drive 303
26. Chapter 16. Tasmanian Tiger 316
27. Chapter 17. From the General to the Particular 334
28. Part VI. Exhibiting Extinction
29. Chapter 18. Three Variations on the Theme of Extinction 357
30. Chapter 19. The Exhibition of Extinct Species 372
31. Chapter 20. Exhibiting Extinction 392
32. Afterword 407
33. Contributors 426
34. Index 432