Minds I've met from denying to embracing the inner lives of animals
"How humans think about animals--and our place among them--has undergone a seismic change. For decades, scientists veered into what renowned primatologist Frans de Waal coined 'anthropodenial': a deliberate blindness to the characteristics that humans and animals share, which refused to compare our...
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New York, NY :
W. W. Norton & Company, Inc.,
[2026]
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