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Catherine:
thank you for the reccomendation!
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Hi Eric,
These are fascinating questions. You might be interested in a book called
When Elephants Weep: The Emotional Lives of Animals by Masson & McCarthy.
It pre-dates Goodall's preface to Mark Beckoff's work by two years, but is
a really interesting read. We need to be careful not to impose the
Cartesian box on our thinking if we are to progress in this area.
Cathrene
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