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Life and our relationship with the world is never the same. My students’ experiences and my own have encouraged me to collect these ideas in THE ARROGANT APE. (2/2)

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A different way of looking at organisms, one that is possible if we overcome notions of human exceptionalism and think about species on their own terms, is revolutionizing our perception of them and of ourselves (3/3).

Their discoveries reveal underappreciated complexities of nonhuman life–from the languages of songbirds and prairie dogs, to the cultures of chimpanzees and reef fishes, to the acumen of plants and fungi (2/3).

The process of building and sustaining that relationship can be enacted only by individuals who are motivated by another vision and experience of what the good life might be, who can reimagine this richer relationship and are already bringing it into being (2/2).

Thank you!! Yes - I discuss the history of human exceptionalism including the role of The Enlightenment in Chapter 3 (and revisit some of its actors - like Descartes - throughout)

THE ARROGANT APE (Avery / PRH) available now wherever books are sold.
www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/717436/the-arrogant-ape-by-christine-webb