In her book In the Shadow of Man, for example, Goodall wrote “It looked as if he was torn between desire and caution” (p. 85). Such anthropomorphic descriptions by Goodall were strongly criticized by Western behavioral scholars. However, like Goodall and Schaller, other Western researchers also chose to interpret the emotion of primates anthropomorphically, and felt it necessary to name primate individuals.

In the Shadow of Man　　Jane Goodall　Mariner Books; 50th Anniversary of Gombe edition (April 7, 2010)
My Life with the Chimpanzees 　　Jane Goodall　Aladdin; Revised edition (April 1, 1996)
『ニホンザルの生態』　　河合雅雄　（河出書房新社、1969）
『自然学の未来——自然への共感——』　　黒田末壽　（弘文堂、2002）

---

★If you interested in this text, please have the following ebook at hand. For that, Click on the URL below.

https://society-zero.com/icardbook/011/index.html

★This article is a piece of "knowledge card" that makes up iCardbook, "Evolution of Human Sociality(Juichi Yamagiwa, Shun Hongo)"

 

iCardbook, a card-type specialized book that organizes “Knowledge Cards” is a new form of book in the smartphone age.

 

■iCardbook Benefits:Good value for reading

・you can read it quickly in your pocket of time, e.g. commuting
・You can immediately understand the "drawing " in the author's head
・Amazon Prime members can read for free

 

◎About iCardbook(english)
https://society-zero.com/icard/icardbookenglish

◎About iCardbook(japanese)
https://society-zero.com/chienotane/archives/5067

■The References list of “Evolution of Human Sociality”