The Souls of Animals
Animals grieve, play and create, argued from behaviour rather than doctrine, for readers told that believing so is merely sentimental.
A Unitarian minister argues from behaviour rather than doctrine that animals grieve, play, create and possibly worship, drawing on ethology and on his own encounters. Written for readers who suspect the question of animal inner life is a real one but have been told that thinking so is sentimental.
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