Critical Ethology and Post-Anthropocentric Ethics

Focusing on the intersection of humanities and life sciences, this book advocates for a "critical ethology" that challenges traditional dichotomies such as nature/culture and human/animal. It examines the implications of recent findings in behavioral sciences, addressing theoretical, epistemological, and ethical issues. The authors critique speciesism and determinism, emphasizing the need for an educational framework that integrates scientific, social, and ethical skills. This approach aims to equip society to confront contemporary challenges and foster critical self-reflection.