Titlebook: Animal Suffering; The Science of Anima Marian Stamp Dawkins Book 1980 Marian Stamp Dawkins 1980 animals.experience.health.science.subject.t

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misanthrope

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The physiology of suffering,in themselves provide an adequate criterion of suffering. There have, however, been hints of ‘other evidence’ that might be used to show more definitely whether an animal is suffering or not. In this chapter we will look at one source of that other evidence: the physiological state of the animal. Th

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Behaviour and suffering, in this context — comparing captive with wild animals — did not turn out to be particularly reliable. But might there not be other ways in which behaviour could be used to indicate when animals are suffering? Do animals perhaps have particular signs that they give when they are experiencing unpleas

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Analogies with ourselves,e may believe that this should have been the first method to consider. But reserving it until after all the other methods have been discussed is deliberate. Our ideas about the mental experiences of other species have, ultimately, to come from some kind of analogy with ourselves, just as they do wit

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muddled thinking. I wanted to great deal write a book which straightened out some of the confusion by looking in detail at one particular problem: how to recognize animal suffering. The book is written for anyone interested in animals and the controversies over how human beings should treat them. I