@misc{cogprints181,
          volume = {56},
           title = {Book review of Allen \& Bekoff (1997) on Cognitive Ethology},
          author = {W.H. Dittrich},
            year = {1998},
           pages = {1305--1307},
         journal = {Animal Behaviour},
        keywords = {cognitive ethology, consciousness, intentionality, folk psychology, theory-of-mind approach, behaviourism, animal cognition, philosophy of science, methodology, animal behaviour, naturalizing the mind, mental continuity},
             url = {http://cogprints.org/181/},
        abstract = {In this review of Allen \& Bekoff's Species of Mind (1997), underlying theoretical assumptions of cognitive ethology are examined from a biological and philosophical viewpoint. In particular, the aim of the book to constitute a foundational concept for cognitive ethology is addressed. The ambiguity of theory-of-mind approaches in animal cognition is discussed as a major problem for causal explanations in behavioural biology.}
}

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