Experiencing animal minds : an anthology of animal-human encounters /

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Imprint:New York : Columbia University Press, c2012.
Description:vii, 380 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Language:English
Series:Critical perspectives on animals : theory, culture, science, and law
Critical perspectives on animals.
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Format: Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/8957786
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Other authors / contributors:Smith, Julie A. (Julie Ann), 1944 October 27-
Mitchell, Robert W., 1958-
ISBN:9780231161503 (cloth : acid-free paper)
0231161506 (cloth : acid-free paper)
9780231161510 (pbk. : acid-free paper)
0231161514 (pbk. : acid-free paper)
9780231530767 (e-book)
0231530765 (e-book)
Notes:Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of Contents:
  • Engaging Animal Minds: Matters of Perspective
  • Part I. Living with Animals
  • 1. The Mental Life of Chickens as Observed Through Their Social Relationships
  • 2. Tangible Affiliations: Photographic Representations of Touch Between Human and Animal Companions
  • 3. Beaver Voices: Grey Owl and Interspecies Communication
  • Part II. Anthropomorphisms
  • 4. The Historical Animal Mind: "Sagacity" in Nineteenth-Century Britain
  • 5. Science of the Monkey Mind: Primate Penchants and Human Pursuits
  • 6. Can Animals Make "Art"? Popular and Scientific Discourses About Expressivity and Cognition in Primates
  • Part III. Embodiments and Interembodiments
  • 7. Toward a Privileging of the Nonverbal: Communication, Corporeal Synchrony, and Transcendence in Humans and Horses
  • 8. Thinking Like a Whale: Interdisciplinary Methods for the Study of Human-Animal Interactions
  • 9. The Meaning of "Energy" in Cesar Millan's Discourse on Dogs
  • 10. Inner Experience as Perception(like) with Attitude
  • 11. The Voice of the Living: Becoming-Artistic and the Creaturely Refrain in D. H. Lawrence's "Tortoise Shout"
  • 12. Unique Attributes of the Elephant Mind: Perspectives on the Human Mind
  • 13. Brains, Bodies, and Minds: Against a Hierarchy of Animal Faculties
  • Part IV. Animal Versus Human Consciousness
  • 14. Rethinking the Cognitive Abilities of Animals
  • 15. Assessing Evidence for Animal Consciousness: The Question of Episodic Memory
  • 16. What Are Animals Conscious Of?
  • Part V. Tailoring Representations to Audiences
  • 17. Chimpanzees Attribute Beliefs? A New Approach to Answering an Old Nettled Question
  • 18. Minding the Animal in Contemporary Art
  • 19. Popular Beliefs and Understanding of the Dolphin Mind
  • 20. Perceiving the Minds of Animals: Sociological Warfare, the Social Imaginary, and Mediated Representations of Animals Shaping Human Understandings of Animals
  • Part VI. Synthesis
  • 21. Animal Ethics and Animals' Minds: Reflections
  • Contributors
  • Index