Consciousness, self-awareness, empathy, non-verbal communication, imitation, teaching, grief. Many animals think and feel a lot like people do; after all, people are animals. Carl Safina shows that in some surprising ways non-human minds aren’t really too different from ours. They know who their friends are. They know who their enemies are. They have ambitions for status, and their lives follow the arc of a career. Relationships define them, as relationships define us.
Lecture
Carl Safina. Presents: Anna Omedes
Can We Know What Animals Think and Feel?
The Literature of (Climate) Change
- Saturday 25 March, 18.30 - 19.30
- Theatre
- 3 €