دانلود کتاب Animals, Ethics, and Language: The Philosophy of Meaningful Communication in the Lives of Animals

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Series Editors’ Preface
Contents
List of Images
Chapter 1: Introduction: Anthropomorphism and Animal Ethics
References
Chapter 2: Anthropomorphous Animals and Philosophy
Introduction to Anthropomorphism
Mechanomorphism and Science
The Sceptical Stance, Neo-Cartesianism, and Animal Cognition
Instinct and Consciousness: HOT and First-Order Theories
References
Chapter 3: Moral Standing and Human Exceptionalism
Anthropomorphism as Philosophical Sin
Anthropo-denial: Maintaining the Moral Paradigm
Intersectionality and Objectification
References
Chapter 4: Critical Anthropomorphism
Darwin on Attribution via Expression
Montaigne and Hume: Unapologetic ‘Offenders’
Embodiment and Phenomenological Consciousness
Re-evaluating Anthropomorphism
References
Chapter 5: Language and ‘Moral Anthropomorphism’
Unjustified Attributions
Animal Sign-Language Studies
Problems with Animal Communication Studies
Self-Recognition
Images: References
References
Chapter 6: Going Home: Returning from Posthumanism via a Defence of Identity as Continuity
Animal Liberation, Anthropomorphism, and Anthropocentrism
Identity—or Continuity—Theorists? Mistaking ‘Anthropo-identity’ with ‘Anthropo-insistence’
Difference and Posthumanism
Ethics in Practice
References
Chapter 7: The Application of Key Concepts
Animal Consciousness: A Problem Concerning Description and Language
Redefining Language: Bodily Behaviours as Syntactical
Language: The Last Bastion of Human Exceptionalism?
Conclusions
References
Bibliography
Index