Visions of Caliban: On Chimpanzees and PeopleUniversity of Georgia Press, 2000 - 379 páginas Using Shakespeare's play The Tempest and its characters Prospero and Caliban as structural metaphors representing the master-slave relationship between humans and chimpanzees, authors Dale Peterson and Jane Goodall collaborate in this exploration of our interaction with the species that shares more than 98 percent of our genetic makeup. After introducing us to an animal that fashions and uses tools, exploits forest medicines, transmits learned cultural behaviors, and exhibits human-like emotions, Peterson and Goodall present an illuminating, frequently startling study of the current threats to wild chimpanzees' habitats and the many abuses that chimps have endured and continue to face at the hands of humans. They address conservation issues and ethical questions concerning keeping chimpanzees in captivity, whether as pets or for entertainment or research, and offer firsthand evidence of the drastically declining numbers of chimpanzees in the wild. Through their in-depth exploration of our relationship with chimpanzees, Peterson and Goodall demonstrate our close ties to these animals and also reveal how distant humans have become from their own place in nature. Both an informative, entertaining collection of stories about the authors' research experiences with chimps and a poignant call for a change in our perceptions and treatment of them, Visions of Caliban is a moving and important work. |
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... Peterson, Jane Goodall. A NEW YORK TIMES NOTABLE BOOK DALE PETERSON AND JANE GOODALL VISIONS OF CALIBAN ON CHIMPANZEES AND PEOPLE WITH A NEW AFTERWORD BY THE AUTHORS CHAS - A BUCHEL CALIBAN as played by H. Beerbohm. Front Cover.
... Peterson, Jane Goodall. A NEW YORK TIMES NOTABLE BOOK DALE PETERSON AND JANE GOODALL VISIONS OF CALIBAN ON CHIMPANZEES AND PEOPLE WITH A NEW AFTERWORD BY THE AUTHORS CHAS - A BUCHEL CALIBAN as played by H. Beerbohm. Front Cover.
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... Dale Peterson, Jane Goodall. CHAS - A BUCHEL CALIBAN as played by H. Beerbohm Tree ( painting by Charles A. Buchel , 1904 ) By Permission of the Folger Shakespeare Library Special thanks to Dr. Geza Teleki , former Director of.
... Dale Peterson, Jane Goodall. CHAS - A BUCHEL CALIBAN as played by H. Beerbohm Tree ( painting by Charles A. Buchel , 1904 ) By Permission of the Folger Shakespeare Library Special thanks to Dr. Geza Teleki , former Director of.
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... play wholly written by Shakespeare , a comedy called The Tempest , first performed in the fall of 1611 . In The ... play's cast of characters describes him as a " savage and deformed slave , " possibly implying that Shakespeare intended ...
... play wholly written by Shakespeare , a comedy called The Tempest , first performed in the fall of 1611 . In The ... play's cast of characters describes him as a " savage and deformed slave , " possibly implying that Shakespeare intended ...
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... play's text is finally ambiguous about whether Caliban is an animalized human or a humanized animal . The newly arrived Europeans dominate the play's social action , but that " freckled whelp " Caliban dominates the moral action ...
... play's text is finally ambiguous about whether Caliban is an animalized human or a humanized animal . The newly arrived Europeans dominate the play's social action , but that " freckled whelp " Caliban dominates the moral action ...
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... play self - contained and transpar- ent enough that they won't need to . When Jane Goodall and I first thought of writing this book , we con- ceived of it as a collaboration between two people with divergent backgrounds and approaches ...
... play self - contained and transpar- ent enough that they won't need to . When Jane Goodall and I first thought of writing this book , we con- ceived of it as a collaboration between two people with divergent backgrounds and approaches ...
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Sounds and Sweet Airs | 6 |
Man or Fish? | 9 |
To Snare the Nimble Marmoset | 27 |
Calibans Island | 49 |
What Ho Slave | 70 |
No Doubt Marketable | 87 |
The Stuff of Dreams | 131 |
To Laugh to Beat | 157 |
I Acknowledge Mine | 230 |
Our Pardon | 284 |
Afterword | 311 |
The Chimpanzees of Africa | 325 |
Recommendations to USDA | 326 |
Acknowledgments | 332 |
Notes | 337 |
References | 360 |
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