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The ape and the sushi master: cultural reflections by a primatologist

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Animal Subjects
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Introduction
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H. G. Wells, Charles Elton, and the Struggle for Existence
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Bloomsbury's Comparative Psychology: Bertrand Russell, Julian Huxley, J. B. S. Haldane, Virginia Woolf
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Index
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Social learning among wild orang-utans
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Human-Robot Interaction: An Introduction
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Introduction
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What Is Human–Robot Interaction?
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How a Robot Works
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Design
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Spatial Interaction
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Nonverbal Interaction
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Verbal Interaction
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Emotion
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Research Methods
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Applications
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Robots in Society
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The Future
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Index
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Notes
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The Evolution of Intelligence
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Perspectives on de Waal’s Primates and Philosophers: How Morality Evolved
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The Building Blocks of Thought
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Preface and Guide to the Book
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List of Figures
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Note on Authorship
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Introduction
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What the Rationalism-Empiricism Debate Is Really About
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Why the Rationalism-Empiricism Debate Isn’t the Nature-Nurture Debate
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The Viability of Rationalism
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Abstraction and the Allure of Illusory Explanation
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Concepts, Innateness, and Why Concept Nativism Is about More Than Just Innate Concepts
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Conclusion to Part I
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The Argument from Early Development (1)
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The Argument from Early Development (2)
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The Argument from Animals
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The Argument from Universality
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The Argument from Initial Representational Access
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The Argument from Neural Wiring
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The Argument from Cognitive and Behavioural Quirks
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Conclusion to Part II
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Methodological Empiricism
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Neo-Associationism
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Artificial Neural Networks
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Neuroconstructivism
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Perceptual Meaning Analysis
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Embodied Cognition
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Conclusion to Part III
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The Evolution of Fodor’s Case against Concept Learning
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Not All Concepts Are Innate
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Fodor’s Biological Account of Concept Acquisition—and the Importance of Cultural Learning
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Conclusion to Part IV
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Coda
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The Argument from Prepared Learning
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Rousseau with a Tail
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Alexander Wilson’s “Transcript from Living Nature”: Biocentric Anthropomorphism and Animal Protectionist Poetics
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Chimpanzees, War, and History
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Advance Praise for Chimpanzees, War, and History
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Copyright Page
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List of Illustrations
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Preface
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Tables
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From Nice to Brutal
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The Second Generation
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Theoretical Alternatives
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From Peace to “War”
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Contextualizing Violence
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Explaining the War and Its Aftermath
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Later Gombe
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Interpreting Gombe Violence
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Mahale: What Happened to K Group?
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Mahale History
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Kibale
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Ngogo Territorial Conflict
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Scale and Geopolitics at Ngogo
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The Ngogo Expansion, RCH + HIH
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Kanyawara
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Budongo, Early Research and Human Impact
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Sonso
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Eastern Chimpanzees, Pan troglodytes schweinfurthii
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Central Chimpanzees, Pan troglodytes troglodytes
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Western Chimpanzees, Pan troglodytes verus
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