Carol Anelli is Professor of Entomology at The Ohio State University, USA.Susan W. Fisher is Professor Emerita at The Ohio State University, USA.

• Series PrefaceList of IllustrationsIntroduction: Origins, Transformations, Impacts, Carol M. Anelli & Susan W. Fisher1. Insect Knowledge: The Discovery and Description of Insect Diversity, Norman F. Johnson and Andrew Polaszek2. Insects and Disease: A Formidable War Alliance, Melissa K. Miller and Gary L. Miller3. Insects and Food: A Global View of Edible Insects, Florence Vaccarello Dunkel4. Insect Products: Apiculture, Sericulture, and Other Insect-Derived Commodities, Walter S. Sheppard and Carol M. Anelli5. Insects in Mythology and Religion: Natural Theology, Megan E. Meuti and Susan W. Fisher6. Insects as Symbols: Making Meaning with Insects in the Nineteenth Century, Adam Dodd7. Insects in Literature and Language: “Crawling at your feet, you may observe a Bread-and-Butterfly”, Rosalind White8. Insects in Art: The Age of Industry, Deirdre Prischmann-VoldsethNotesBibliographyContributors’ List Index

Carol Anelli is Professor of Entomology at The Ohio State University, USA.Susan W. Fisher is Professor Emerita at The Ohio State University, USA.

• Series PrefaceList of IllustrationsIntroduction: Origins, Transformations, Impacts, Carol M. Anelli & Susan W. Fisher1. Insect Knowledge: The Discovery and Description of Insect Diversity, Norman F. Johnson and Andrew Polaszek2. Insects and Disease: A Formidable War Alliance, Melissa K. Miller and Gary L. Miller3. Insects and Food: A Global View of Edible Insects, Florence Vaccarello Dunkel4. Insect Products: Apiculture, Sericulture, and Other Insect-Derived Commodities, Walter S. Sheppard and Carol M. Anelli5. Insects in Mythology and Religion: Natural Theology, Megan E. Meuti and Susan W. Fisher6. Insects as Symbols: Making Meaning with Insects in the Nineteenth Century, Adam Dodd7. Insects in Literature and Language: “Crawling at your feet, you may observe a Bread-and-Butterfly”, Rosalind White8. Insects in Art: The Age of Industry, Deirdre Prischmann-VoldsethNotesBibliographyContributors’ List Index

Carol Anelli is Professor of Entomology at The Ohio State University, USA.Susan W. Fisher is Professor Emerita at The Ohio State University, USA.

• Series PrefaceList of IllustrationsIntroduction: Origins, Transformations, Impacts, Carol M. Anelli & Susan W. Fisher1. Insect Knowledge: The Discovery and Description of Insect Diversity, Norman F. Johnson and Andrew Polaszek2. Insects and Disease: A Formidable War Alliance, Melissa K. Miller and Gary L. Miller3. Insects and Food: A Global View of Edible Insects, Florence Vaccarello Dunkel4. Insect Products: Apiculture, Sericulture, and Other Insect-Derived Commodities, Walter S. Sheppard and Carol M. Anelli5. Insects in Mythology and Religion: Natural Theology, Megan E. Meuti and Susan W. Fisher6. Insects as Symbols: Making Meaning with Insects in the Nineteenth Century, Adam Dodd7. Insects in Literature and Language: “Crawling at your feet, you may observe a Bread-and-Butterfly”, Rosalind White8. Insects in Art: The Age of Industry, Deirdre Prischmann-VoldsethNotesBibliographyContributors’ List Index