The Philosophy of Animal Minds

Philosophy of animal minds: an introduction Robert W. Lurz 1. What do animals think? Dale Jamieson 2. Attributing mental representations to animals Eric Saidel 3. Chrysippus's dog as a case study in non-linguistic cognition Michael Rescorla 4. Systematicity and intentional realism in honeybee navigation Michael Tetzlaff and Georges Rey 5. Invertebrate concepts confront the generality constraint (and win) Peter Carruthers 6. A language of baboon thought? Elisabeth Camp 7. Animal communication and neo-expressivism Andrew McAninch, Grant Goodrich and Colin Allen 8. Mindreading in the animal kingdom? Jose Bermudez 9. The representational basis of brute metacognition: a proposal Joelle Proust 10. Animals, consciousness, and I-thoughts Rocco J. Gennaro 11. Self-awareness in animals David DeGrazia 12. The sophistication of non-human emotion Robert C. Roberts 13. Parsimony and models of animal minds Elliott Sober 14. The primate mind-reading controversy: a case study in simplicity and methodology in animal psychology Simon Fitzpatrick Glossary of key terms References Index.

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