Books by Forrest, Susanna

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  1. Guest, Horsemeat is certainly delicious: Anxiety, Xenophobia, and Rationalism in a..., 2019.
    Forrest, Susanna: Horsemeat is certainly delicious: Anxiety, Xenophobia, and Rationalism in a Nineteenth-Century American Hippophagic Banquet. Hrsg. v. Kristen Guest/ Monica Mattfeld. Chicago 2019. S. 160–178.
  2. Guest, Inventing the Wild Horse: The Manmade History of the Takhi..., 2020.
    Forrest, Susanna: Inventing the Wild Horse: The Manmade History of the Takhi and Tarpan from 1828–2018. In: Horse breeds and human society: purity, identity and the making of the modern horse. Hrsg. v. Kristen Guest/ Monica Mattfeld. Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY 2020. S. 139–158.
  3. Guest, Shaping the Equine Body: Roundtable, 2023.
    Guest, Kristen/Mattfeld, Monica/Raber, Karen/Forrest, Susanna/Nash, Richard/Vaught, Jeannette: Shaping the Equine Body: Roundtable. In: Humanimalia 13/2 (2023). Internet: https://humanimalia.org/article/view/13277/15169. Zuletzt geprüft am: 17.5.2023. S. 1–29.
  4. Guest, “Horsemeat Is Certainly Delicious”: Anxiety, Xenophobia, and Rationalism at a..., 2019.
    FORREST, SUSANNA: “Horsemeat Is Certainly Delicious”: Anxiety, Xenophobia, and Rationalism at a NineteenthCentury American Hippophagic Banquet. In: Equestrian cultures: horses, human society, and the discourse of modernity. Hrsg. v. Kristen Guest/ Monica Mattfeld. Chicago; London 2019. S. 160–178.