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2. Animal Minds, Cognitive Ethology, and Ethics
- Colin Allen
andMarc Bekoff
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter1
- Contents5
- Introduction7
- Part One: Animals, Science and the Moral Community
- 1. Animal Mind15
- 2. Animal Minds, Cognitive Ethology, and Ethics37
- 3. A Form of War59
- 4. Cognition and Community83
- Part Two: Animal Autonomy and Its Moral Significance
- 5. Mental Capacities and Animal Ethics113
- 6. The Question of Belief Attribution in Great Apes147
- 7. Ape Autonomy?173
- 8. The Nonhuman Roots of Human Morality197
- Part Three: The Diversity of Animal Ethics
- 9. Animal Rights231
- 10. Taking Sentience Seriously249
- 12. Personhood, Interaction and Skepticism295
- 13. Eating and Experimenting on Animals321
- Contributors355
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter1
- Contents5
- Introduction7
- Part One: Animals, Science and the Moral Community
- 1. Animal Mind15
- 2. Animal Minds, Cognitive Ethology, and Ethics37
- 3. A Form of War59
- 4. Cognition and Community83
- Part Two: Animal Autonomy and Its Moral Significance
- 5. Mental Capacities and Animal Ethics113
- 6. The Question of Belief Attribution in Great Apes147
- 7. Ape Autonomy?173
- 8. The Nonhuman Roots of Human Morality197
- Part Three: The Diversity of Animal Ethics
- 9. Animal Rights231
- 10. Taking Sentience Seriously249
- 12. Personhood, Interaction and Skepticism295
- 13. Eating and Experimenting on Animals321
- Contributors355
