The Moral Lives of Animals

It is commonly held that Homo sapiens are the only animals with a moral sense. This rigorous and stimulating book challenges that notion, and it shows the profound connections--the moral continuum--that link humans to many other species.

Dale Peterson's biography Jane Goodall: The Woman Who Redefined Man was a New York Times Book Review Notable Book and Boston Globe Best Book of 2006. His other publications include Visions of Caliban (with Jane Goodall) and Demonic Males (with richard Wrangham). Peterson lectures in the English Department at Tufts University.

Where Does Morality Come From? Concepts
Words	p. 3
Orientations	p. 23
Definitions	p. 42
Structures	p. 62
What Is Morality? The Rules
Authority	p. 87
Violence	p. 109
Sex	p. 132
Possession	p. 156
Communication	p. 173
What Is Morality? The Attachments
Cooperation	p. 193
Kindness	p. 216
Where Is Morality Going? Assessments
Duality	p. 237
Flexibility	p. 257
Peace	p. 276
Acknowledgements	p. 291
Notes	p. 293
Bibliography	p. 309
Index	p. 333
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The Moral Lives of Animals

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