Animals and Hunters in the Late Middle Ages

The book delves into late Middle Ages perspectives on nature, focusing on the influential *Livre de chasse*. It reveals that the themes of killing, suffering, and animal death were significant and complex issues for medieval society. The author examines how these topics elicited varied and often contradictory emotions, influenced by different social and cultural contexts. Through this exploration, the book highlights the intricate relationship between humans and the natural world during this historical period.