Titlebook: Searching for Sasquatch; Crackpots, Eggheads, Brian Regal Book 2011 Brian Regal 2011 20th century.history.zoology

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Brian Regaler Vielzahl anderer Gesellschaften sind Erkl?rungsversuche vorgelegt worden, die insbesondere zum Gegenstand hatten, ?warum“ die Benachteiligung von Jugendlichen aus Migrantenfamilien in Deutschland um einiges st?rker ausf?llt als in anderen klassischen Einwanderungsgesellschaften, aber auch als in

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Introduction, concerns more than just the startling and controversial nature of monsters and monster hunting in the late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries, but the more important relationship between the academic scientists and amateur naturalists who hunt them, and the historiography of unusual scienti

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The Snowmen,orks did little to generate interest in the topic outside of the mountaineering community. Author Peter Bishop argues that the Yeti became popular because Western enthusiasts of the East made the region of Nepal and Tibet into a fantasy land in their minds. The actual people meant little, while West

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Bigfoot, the Anti-Krantz, and the Iceman,lt hurt, embittered, frustrated, and resentful of those who did: especially when most of them dismissed him. He sacrificed his family life and stability in order to continue his chase and never looked back or showed much public regret. Not as sophisticated as Bernard Heuvelmans, as well published as

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The Problems of Evidence, last two, all of these generated suspicion from a scientific point of view. In the absence of a Sasquatch body, Krantz tried to establish his theoretical work as best he could. He found fellow travelers in an unlikely place. The monster hunters of North America and England found allies in Russia, w

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