The Cognitive Animal: Empirical and Theoretical Perspectives on Animal Cognition
By M. Bekoff, C. Allen, Gordon M. Burghardt. 2002
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- Prairie Dog Optimization Algorithm (2022, background): “The sound made by the prairie dog may sound like a simple squeak or yip to humans; it is a detailed message to a prairie dog’s ear [56].”
- Putting the Dog Back in the Park: Animal and Human Mind-in-Action (2006, background): “…against which Ryle warned nearly half a century ago, CA (at its best) disparages all such talk, being preoccupied with the logical properties of actually 5 Crist (1999, 2002) used Fabre on wasps and Darwin on worms to question the “basic assumptions of science and common sense about what sorts…”
- The cognitive and evolutionary psychology of religion (2004, unknown): “1 Suppose the function of cognition, in the widest sense, is to help an organism deal, in the widest sense, with environmental complexity (Godfrey-Smith 2002).”