Cognitive Ethology: The Minds of Other Animals: Essays in Honor of Donald R. Griffin

Table of contents

• Title Page iii
• Contents v
• Preface xi
• Reminiscences xv
• PART I: THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES 1
• 1 - Progress Toward a Cognitive Ethology 3
• REFERENCES 16
• 2 - From Folk Psychology to Cognitive Ethology 19
• REFERENCES 32
• 3 - How is Cognitive Ethology Possible? 35
• REFERENCES 49
• PART II: EVIDENCE FROM THE LABORATORY AND FIELD 51
• 4 - Cognitive Ethology and Critical Anthropomorphism: A Snake with Two Heads and Hognose Snakes that Play Dead 53
• ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 87
• REFERENCES 87
• 5 - Aspects of the Cognitive Ethology of an Injury-Feigning Bird, the Piping Plover 91
• ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 124
• References 125
• 6 - Truth and Deceptiction in Animal Communication 127
• REFERENCES 149
• 7 - A Communicative Approach to Animal Cognition: A Study of Conceptual Abilities of an African Grey Parrot 153
• ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 177
• REFERENCES 177
• 8 - Do Animals Have the Option of Withholding Signals When Communication is Inappropriate? The Audience Effect 187
• REFERENCES 206
• 9 - Animal Communication and the Study of Cognition 209
• ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 228
• REFERENCES 228
• 10 - Conscious Chimpanzees? A Review of Recent Literature 231
• REFERENCES 250
• 11 - Human Psychology and the Minds of Other Animals 253
• ACKNOWLEDGMENT 270
• REFERENCES 270
• 12 - Integrating Cgnitive Ethology with Cognitive Psychology 273
• ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 287
• REFERENCES 287
• 13 - Cognitive Ethology: An Overview 291
• ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 311
• REFERENCES 311
• Author Index 315
• Subject Index 323
• Species Index 331

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