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Getting by with a Little Help from My Hunter
In Fritz Allhoff & Nathan Kowalsky (eds.), Hunting Philosophy for Everyone. Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 80–92 (2010-09-24)
Abstract
This chapter contains sections titled: Saddle Up and Swallow Your Pride The Made Hunter: Product and Agent Horses and Humans: A Foxhunting Partnership Foxhunting Resonances Notes.
getting by with little help from my hunter ‐ Riding to Hounds in English Foxhound Packs riding to hounds, formal phrase ‐ activity of section of “Field” saddling up and swallowing one's pride R. S. Summerhayes, Elements of Hunting ‐ summing pre‐hunting level of ability made a hunter ‐ product and agent, hunter being not a definitive breed of horse hunting landscapes, or hunt countries ‐ placing idiosyncratic demands on animals horses and humans ‐ a foxhunting partnership foxhunting resonances foxhunting, uniquely embodied relationship ‐ within context of “foxhunting spaces”
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