Episode Synopsis "Animal Social Cognition"

[New Entry by Cameron Buckner on December 5, 2024.] Nonhuman animals have long been seen as a crucial source of evidence regarding the nature and origins of human social capacities, such as communication, deception, culture, technology, politics, and morality. Humans distinctively excel at these forms of sociality, which led theorists in many disciplines to hypothesize […] The post Animal Social Cognition appeared first on Philosophy News.

Listen "Animal Social Cognition"

More episodes of the podcast Philosophy News

• Kant on Pleasure and Judgment: A Developmental and Interpretive Account
• Schelling’s Mystical Platonism 1792-1802
• Psychedelics can be catalysts for existential joy
• Plutarch
• Animal Social Cognition
• Overcoming illness with your life story
• Professor/Associate Professor on tenure terms or tenure-track Assistant Professor in Philosophy
• Professor/Associate Professor on tenure terms or tenure-track Assistant Professor in Philosophy
• Biografía de la Verdad
• The Pecking Order: Social Hierarchy as a Philosophical Problem