Explore the fascinating world of snakes with "Snake" by Erica Wright. This captivating 160-page paperback delves into the cultural significance of snakes throughout history, from ancient art to modern pop culture. Wright examines how these creatures have been mythologized, often becoming symbols for our deepest fears and anxieties. The book draws connections from art and pop culture to religion, fetish, and ecological disaster, revealing how the snake has evolved into more than just an animal – it's a potent metaphor for how we perceive and react to the unknown. Originally published in partnership with an essay series in The Atlantic, this insightful read offers a unique perspective on stigma and justified panic. Perfect for readers interested in cultural studies, symbolism, and the natural world. Product Summary: Snake book, authored by Erica Wright, featuring a paperback cover and 160 pages. Written in English, this insightful work explores the symbolism and cultural impact of snakes throughout history and in contemporary society. Released by Bloomsbury Publishing Plc, ISBN: 9781501348716.