The Zoo and Screen Media

<p>.Introduction: Images of Exhibition and Encounter Michael Lawrence and Karen Lury.-.Section One: Archives.-.Chapter One: “A Constellation of Incongruities”: The Amateur Film and the Trip to the Zoo Karen Lury.-.Chapter Two: Capturing the Beasts: Zoo Film and Interspecies Pasts Andy Flack.-.Chapter Three: The Human Zoo and Its Double Katherine Groo.-.Chapter Four: ZooTube: Streaming Animal Life Andrew Burke.-.Section Two: Hollywood.-.Chapter Five: Animal Empire: Thrill and Legitimation in William Selig’s Zoo and Jungle Pictures Sabine Haenni.-.Chapter Six: A Tour of Zoo in Budapest Jacob Smith.-.Chapter Seven: “Out There, In the World”: Representations of the Zoo and Other Spaces in the Madagascar Trilogy Brett Mills.-.Section Three: Families and Children.-.Chapter Eight: Placing Children at the Zoo: The Zoo as Mythical Landscape of Childhood &nbsp;Pamela Robertson Wocjik.-.Chapter Nine: Family Matters: Tales of Tigers and Tapirs at Dublin Zoo &nbsp;Gwenda Young.-.Chapter Ten: Photographs and Families in We Bought a Zoo and Our Zoo Michael Lawrence.-.Section Four: Experiments.-.Chapter Eleven: Lázló Moholy-Nagy at the London Zoo: Animal Enclosures and the Unleashed Camera Richard Hornsey.-.Chapter Twelve: Dead Funny: Laughter, Life and Death in Philibert’s Nénette and Un Animal, des animaux Laura McMahon.-.Chapter Thirteen: ‘The Wild Inside’: An Interview with Phillip Warnell on Ming of Harlem Rhiannon Harries.</p>