Feral Children and Clever Animals

Feral Children and Clever Animals

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Candland argues, through an array of examples from the literature on feral children and clever animals, that the ways in which we human beings construct our understanding of these minds tells us more about our own minds than about those of the beings we select for study.

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Feral Children and Clever Animals by Candland

Candland argues, through an array of examples from the literature on feral children and clever animals, that the ways in which we human beings construct our understanding of these minds tells us more about our own minds than about those of the beings we select for study.
.. an eye-opening history of psychology... * Nature *
... provides an enlightening analysis of language, intelligence, and learning... Scholarly and sensitive, this is absorbing reading. * Booklist *
Original and entertaining. * Kirkus Reviews *
Douglas Keith Candland is Professor of Psychology and Animal Behavior at Bucknell University. He has written for publications as diverse as The New Yorker and American Psychologist, and is the author of Psychology: The Experimental Approach (Second Edition, 1978), Emotion (1977), and Psychology (1962).
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ISBN 13 9780195102840
ISBN 10 0195102843
Title Feral Children and Clever Animals
Author Candland
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Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Oxford University Press Inc
Year published 1996-02-01
Number of pages 432
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.
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