The emergence of consciousness: Research on animals yields insights into how, when and why consciousness evolved.
作者： Philip Hunter
关键词: Consciousness 、 Animal species 、 Cognitive science 、 Psychology
摘要: Whether some animal species possess consciousness is no longer the question; rather how their environment and evolution shaped species-specific forms of self-awareness.
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