6 Humans and Other Animals

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Introduction I.KINDS OF ANIMALS IN EVERYDAY LIFE 1. Natural Kinds and Biological Taxa 2. Are Whales Fish? II. KINDS OF ANIMALS IN BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE 3. On the Impossibility of a Monistic Account of Species 4. In Defence of Classification III. KINDS OF KINDS 5. Is 'Natural Kind' a Natural Kind Term? IV. KINDS OF PEOPLE 6. Human Kinds 7. Darwin and Human Nature V. GENDERED PEOPLE 8. Sex, Gender, and Essence 9. What the Theory of Evolution Can't Tell Us VI. DIFFERENCES BETWEEN HUMANS AND OTHER ANIMALS 10. The Mental Lives of Non-Human Animals 11. Conversations with Apes

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