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_aAnthropomorphism, anecdotes, and animals _fcompil. Robert Mitchell _gco-aut. Nicholas Thompson _gco-aut. H. Miles |
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_aAlbany _cState University Of New York _d1997 |
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| 215 | _a518 p. | ||
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_tAthropomorphism and anecdotes : a guide for the perplexed _052133 |
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_tAnthropomorphism, apes and language _052134 |
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_tPinnipeds, popoises, and parsimony : animal language research viewed from a bottom-up perspective _052135 |
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_tAnthropocentrism and the study of animal language _052136 |
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_tAnthropomorphism in the null hypothesis and recapitulation in the bogeyman in comparative developmental evolutionary... _052137 |
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_tAnimal cognition versus animal thinking : the anthropomorphic error _052138 |
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_tCognitive ethology : slayers, skeptics, and preponents _052139 |
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_tAnthromorphism, anecdotes, and mirrors _052140 |
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_tPhenomenological approach to the study of nonhuman animals _052141 |
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_tAmending tinbergen : a fith aim for ethology _052142 |
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_tCommon sense and the mental lives of animals : an empirical approach _052143 |
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_tSilent partners? observations on some systematic relations among observer perspective, theory, and behavior _052144 |
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_tSelf-awareness, with specific references to coleoid cephalopods _052145 |
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_tExpressions of mind in animal behavior _052146 |
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_tVarieties of purposive behavior _052147 |
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_tPragmatic approach to the inference of animal mind _052148 |
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_tAnthromorphic anecdotalism as method _052149 |
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_tWhat's the use of anedoctes? distinguishing psychological mechanisms in primate tactical deception _052150 |
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_tAnedocte, anthropomorphism, and animal behavior _052151 |
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_tAnthropomorphism in mother-infant interaction : cultural imperative of scientific acumen? _052152 |
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_tAnthropomorphism and scientific evidence for animal mental states _052153 |
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_tPanmorphism _052154 |
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_tAnthropomorphism and the evolution of social intelligence : a comparative approach _052155 |
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_tWhy anthropomorphize? folk psychology and other stories _052156 |
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_tAnthropomorphism : a definition and a theory _052157 |
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_tAmorphism, mechanomorphism, and anthropomorphism _052158 |
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_tWhy anthropomorphism in not methaphor : crossing concepts and cultures in animal behavior studies _052159 |
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_tDogs, darwinism, and english sensibilities _052160 |
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_tTaking anthropomorphism and anecdotes seriously _052161 |
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| 606 | 1 | _aEtologia | |
| 686 | _a2400 - Psicologia Experimental Animal / Psicologia Comparativa | ||
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_aMitchell _bRobert |
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_aThompson _bNicholas |
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_aMiles _bH. |
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