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  1. Do Elephants Have Souls? In EPPC's New Atlantis journal, senior editor Caitrin Nicol explores the biology and history of that most bewitching and impressive creature of all, the elephant, in her widely-acclaimed article "Do Elephants Have Souls?" The Weekly Standard hailed Nicol's essay as "an amazing piece," and it also garnered praise from National Review and Slate. The essay is ...
  2. cambridge.org

    This chapter addresses this issue of animal subjectivity through imperial representations of elephants in colonial Burma - creatures often noted to be playful, clever and occasionally, vindictive.
  3. sciencefocus.com

    Rituals have been perceived in other areas, too. Jane Goodall witnessed chimpanzees dancing at waterfalls, and pondered whether the animals are experiencing feelings of awe or wonder. Other scientists have watched elephants waving branches at the waxing Moon, prompting some to wonder if the Moon holds symbolic significance for them.
  4. ethnoelephantology.wordpress.com

    This is a truly excellent essay that asks how elephants confound the criteria we have constructed to support our purported uniqueness, that argues against the scientific prohibition of anthropomorp…
  5. therooster.com

    Yes they do." This is a different answer from where people had been for hundreds of years. Descartes thought that animals weren't even conscious. Descartes tortured animals and thought their screams of pain were automatic, like the whistling of a teakettle. But look at elephants, Keiper writes.
  6. The document discusses elephants and their intelligence, social behaviors, and emotional capabilities. It describes elephant behaviors like caring for calves, living in matriarchal families, male aggression and mating behaviors. It considers whether animals can truly exhibit virtues and moral behaviors.
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