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1 Cover
7 Preface
8 Acknowledgements and Apologies
9 Part 1: The Sentient Mind 1 Setting the Scene Human Attitudes to Animals Animal Behaviour Science Rules of Engagement 2 Sentience and the Sentient Mind Sentience, Consciousness and the Mind The Five Skandhas of Sentience Understanding the Sentient Mind Pain and Suffering Fear and Dread Coping with Challenge: Stress and Boredom Social Life Comfort and Joy Hope and Despair Sex and Love Summary 3 Special Senses and Their Interpretation Vision Hearing Smell and Taste Cutaneous Sensation, Touch Magnetoreception Interpreting the Special Senses Theory of Mind, or Metarepresentation Summary 4 Survival Strategies Foraging Hunting Behaviour: The Predator and the Prey Spatial Awareness and Navigation Breeding Behaviour and Parental Care 5 Social Strategies Sentient Social Life Social Hierarchies: The Pecking Order Communication Cooperation and Empathy Social Learning, Education and Culture Territorial Behaviour and Tribalism
10 Part 2: Shaping Sentient Minds 6 Animals of the Waters Pain and Fear Survival Skills: Hunting, Hiding and Problem Solving Migration Communication and Social Behaviour 7 Animals of the Air Feeding Strategies Migration Sentience and Breeding Behaviour Social Behaviour, Culture and Education Bats 8 Animals of the Savannah and Plains Environmental Challenges Animals of the Open Plains Sheep Goats Cattle Wild Bovidae Feral Horses Elephants Predators 9 Animals of the Forest The Boreal Forest Cervidae Beavers Bears The Tropical Rain Forests Snakes Primates 10 Close Neighbours History of Domestication Artificial Selection and Unnatural Breeding Domestication, Sentience and Wellbeing Pigs Dogs Cats Dairy Cows Horses and Donkeys Chickens Opportunist Neighbours: Rats and Urban Foxes Coda
11 Part 3: Why it matters 11 Our Duty of Care Sentience Revisited Outcome‐based Ethics Death and Killing Farms, Farmed Animals and Food Animals in Laboratories Wild Animals in Captivity Animals in Sport and Entertainment Pets What can We Learn from the Animals?
14 Index
List of Tables
1 Chapter 10Table 10.1 Threats to the physical and emotional wellbeing of breeding sows ...
2 Chapter 11Table 11.1 Emotional and cognitive expressions of sentience with welfare imp...Table 11.2 Food and farming: the ethical matrix.Table 11.3 Application of the ethical matrix to procedures with laboratory a...
List of Illustrations
1 Chapter 1Figure 1.1 Cordelia at play. (from Webster, 1994)
2 Chapter 2Figure 2.1 The five skandhas or circles of sentience. The solid arrows indic...Figure 2.2 The sentient mind.Figure 2.3 Fear, threats reactions and consequences.Figure 2.4 Coping with challenge.
3 Chapter 3Figure 3.1 Goats at salt licks in the Rocky Mountains. Raymond Gehman/Corbis...
4 Chapter 4Figure 4.1 The honeybee’s waggle danceFigure 4.2 Archerfish strike. FLPA/Alamy Stock Photo.
5 Chapter 5Figure 5.1 A murmuration of starlings. Steve Littlewood/Photodisc/Getty Imag...
6 Chapter 9Figure 9.1 A beaver dam and lodge. Note the separate ‘drying‐off’ and sleepi...
7 Chapter 10Figure 10.1 The author relaxing among friends
8 Chapter 11Figure 11.1 Maslow’s hierarchy of human needs
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