ANTH 3470 Lecture Notes - Lecture 10: Jane Goodall, Great Ape Project, Emotion In Animals
15 Dec 2016
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Anth 3470 20/03/16 lecture 10: empathy and ethnoprimatology. The field of ethnoprimatology has long been influenced by the primate rights and welfare movement the most prominent and ongoing of these critiques is the great ape project and the drive for universal rights for apes. Anthropocene: the current geological epoch wherein anthropogenic agency is one of the prominent forces affecting global landscapes and climates. The ethnoprimatology manifesto: 3 main points much of what we consider to be normal behaviour by primates could have been directly influenced by humans (i. e. jane. We have to acknowledge the human influence. The outlook for the great apes (gorillas, chimpanzees, and bonobos in africa, and. Orangutans in southeast asia) is extremely bleak they are quite large and less adaptable they require intact ecology. Unlike the apes, some alloprimate monkey species appear much better able to coexist with humans, particularly the baboons and macaques.
