The humanizing of the brute
Subtitle: or, the essential difference between the human and animal soul proved from their specific activities
By: by H. Muckermann.
Publisher: B. Herder
Published: 1906
Place of publication: St. Louis
Language: eng
Number of pages: 114
Subjects: Animal intelligence.; Instinct.; Soul.
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS.; title: CHAPTER I. The Humanizing of the Brute; title: PART I.; title: Instinct and Intelligence differ essentially; title: CHAPTER II. Instinct and Final Tendency; title: CHAPTER III. Instinct and Consciousness of Finality; title: CHAPTER IV. Instinct and Sensuous Cognition; title: CHAPTER V. Instinct and Sense-Experience; title: CHAPTER VI. Instinct and Intelligence; title: PART II.; title: Animals have no Intelligence.; title: CHAPTER VII. The "Intelligence" of "The Lower Animals"; title: CHAPTER VIII. The "Intelligence" of "The Higher Animals"; title: Conclusion; title: NOTE:— The author is indebted to the Rev. Fr. John J. Wynne, S. J., Editor of the Messenger, and to the Editor of the Scientific American for their kind permission to make use of several papers which originally appeared in their periodicals.