The Evolution of Cognition Book

Series Foreword
Preface
I ORIENTATIONS
1 Evolutionary Psychology in the Round
Cecilia Heyes
2 Psychophylogenesis: Innovations and Limitations in the
Evolution of Cognition
Ludwig Huber
3 Modularity and the Evolution of Cognition
Sara Shettleworth
4 Cognitive Evolution: A Psychological Perspective
M.E. Bitterman
II CATEGORIZATION
5 What Must Be Known in Order to Understand
Imprinting?
Patrick Bateson
6 Stimulus Equivalencies Through Discrimination
Reversals
Juan D. Delius, Masako Jitsumori, and Martina Siemann
7 Abstraction and Discrimination
Nicholas J. Mackintosh
8 Primate Worlds
Kim Sterelny
III CAUSALITY
9 Two Hypotheses About Primate Cognition
Michael Tomasello
10 Causal Cognition and Goal-Directed Action
Anthony Dickinson and Bernard W. Balleine
11 Causal Reasoning, Mental Rehearsal, and the Evolution
of Primate Cognition
Robin I.M. Dunbar
12 Cause-Effect Reasoning in Humans and Animals
Duane M. Rumbaugh, Michael J. Beran, and William A. Hillix
IV CONSCIOUSNESS
13 The Privatization of Sensation
Nicholas Humphrey
14 The Search for a Mental Rubicon
Euan M. Macphail
15 Declarative and Episodic-like Memory in Animals:
Personal Musings of a Scrub Jay
Nicola S. Clayton, D.P. Griffiths, and Anthony Dickinson
16 Testing Insight in Ravens
Bernd Heinrich
V CULTURE
17 Feeding Innovations and Their Cultural Transmission
in Bird Populations
Louis Lefebvre
18 Climate, Culture, and the Evolution of Cognition
Peter J. Richerson and Robert Boyd
19 Gossip and Other Aspects of Language as Group-Level
Adaptations
David Sloan Wilson, Carolyn Wilczynski,Alexandra Wells, and Laura
Weiser
Contributors
Species Index
Author Index
Subject Index