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humanimalia-9982	Tom, Erica	Gender and Power in Narratives of “Natural Horsemanship”: The Production of “Prey-Identified Masculinity”	2015	20	.pdf	application/pdf	8160	382	57	Lynda Birke’s articles “’Learning to Speak Horse’: The Culture of ‘Natural Horsemanship’” and “Talking about Horses: Control and Freedom in the World of ‘Natural Horsemanship’” examine the rise of Natural Horsemanship, the cultural shift within the equestrian world, and explore how horses are represented within the discourses of Natural Horsemanship respectively. Certainly, the efforts of horse trainers such as Dorrance and Hunt to move the conversation from domination to concepts of connection, or control, have been important.8 Notwithstanding the “better deal” horses may be getting, it is evident that equines remain at the mercy of humans.	cache/humanimalia-9982.pdf	txt/humanimalia-9982.txt