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Folk Physics for Apes The Chimpanzee's Theory of How the World Works

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By: Daniel Povinelli
496 pages, Figs, tabs
Folk Physics for Apes
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  • Folk Physics for Apes ISBN: 9780198572206 Hardback Sep 2000 Out of Print #109381
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One of the leading figures in animal behaviour research examines how apes perceive and understand the physical world. 'Povinelli's central conclusion is that there is a major, qualitative difference between the everyday 'folk physics' of humans, who can mentally represent unobservable causal factors such as gravity and force, and the chimpanzee's folk physics, which is limited to perceptually available information.' Andrew Whiten, Nature

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By: Daniel Povinelli
496 pages, Figs, tabs
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