The Book of Nature and Humanity in Medieval and Early Modern Europe (Arizona Studies in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance)

The "Contested Topic" collection offers a fascinating exploration of the complex relationship between humanity and nature throughout history.

With contributions from renowned scholars across multiple disciplines, this volume sheds light on the intriguing implications of the modern struggle over the meaning of mankind.

From poaching to flatulence, Aztec animal symbolism to Jesus's grandmother, and tulips to the Trinity, this book provides a captivating look at the diverse ways in which humanity has understood its place within the natural world.

Whether you're a scholar, historian, or simply someone interested in the complexities of human existence, "Contested Topic" is an essential read that will leave you questioning your assumptions about the nature of mankind.