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Animal Minds Book

In 1945, Donald Griffin was one of the codiscoverers of echolocation by bats. In the 1980s he became a leader of cognitive ethnology--the study of animals' thinking behavior--"forging a path where others fear to tread or cannot see a way," in the words of Gerald Durrell. Animal Minds is Griffin's most strongly argued summary of the evidence for cognition from every corner of the animal kingdom. This is a manifesto that "cognitive ethology presents us with one of the supreme scientific challenges of our times," and is required reading for anyone interested in the nature and distribution of minds.Read More

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  • Product Description

    A scientist explores the possibility that animals have thoughts and feelings, demonstrating that some animals engage in foraging, predatory tactics, tool use, and other ""human"" traits. By the author of The Question of Animal Awareness.

  • 0226308634
  • 9780226308630
  • Donald R. Griffin
  • 1 August 1992
  • University of Chicago Press
  • Hardcover (Book)
  • 320
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