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Animals in and at war
- Introduction: what might historians of war learn from Homer?
- The significance of animals to the conduct of war: an overview
- From ‘drums and trumpets’ to suffering and trauma: animals and the historiography of war
- ‘Mutinous dogs’? Animals, agency and emotion
- Human and dog in war: a case study in co-belligerency
- Soldiering on: animals in contemporary warfare
- Conclusions: writing animals into the history of war
- Notes
- References
Abstract
Standing aside from the fray, Achilles’ steeds wept,
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