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Primates - text by Charles Darwin and images by Anne Berry

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Like Anne Berry, Charles Darwin believed in the emotional lives of animals. In 1872, he published a groundbreaking study, one of the first of its kind, on animal expressions. Darwin took seriously the notion that dogs, cats, and apes felt joy and experienced fear, if not exactly as humans do, then at least in ways that suggest our kinship. One of Darwin’s more remarkable innovations in this book was his use of photography. He knew how exaggerated illustrations could be.
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Title: Primates - text by Charles Darwin and images by Anne Berry
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Like Anne Berry, Charles Darwin believed in the emotional lives of animals.
In 1872, he published a groundbreaking study, one of the first of its kind, on animal expressions.
Darwin took seriously the notion that dogs, cats, and apes felt joy and experienced fear, if not exactly as humans do, then at least in ways that suggest our kinship.
One of Darwin’s more remarkable innovations in this book was his use of photography.
He knew how exaggerated illustrations could be.

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