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Adventures across the species divide

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If you have a question about this talk, please contact Emilio Aldorino .

How accessible are the sensory worlds of non-human animals? Can we know anything about those worlds? Are we doomed forever to know only what is in our own head? This talk takes a number of cross-bearings (from foxes, swifts, red deer, cetaceans, undergraduates and many other organisms) on these ancient, repercussive and philosophically tricky questions.

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