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245 00 Chimpanzee memoirs :|bstories of studying and saving our 
       closest living relatives /|cedited by Stephen Ross and 
       Lydia Hopper ; illustrations by Dawn Shuerman. 
264  1 New York  :|bColumbia University Press,|c[2022] 
300    xvi, 194 pages :|billustrations ;|c22 cm 
336    text|btxt|2rdacontent 
337    unmediated|bn|2rdamedia 
338    volume|bnc|2rdacarrier 
504    Includes bibliographical references (pages 193-194). 
520    "It was apparent to all who attended the Chimpanzees in 
       Context symposium (2016) that the breadth of experience 
       and collective understanding of our closest living 
       relatives extended far beyond that which could be 
       expressed in strictly empirical terms. Many of the 
       contributors to the meeting have spent literally decades 
       of their life dedicated to understanding chimpanzees and 
       the insights from those investigations now permeate the 
       world's understanding of nonhuman animals and equally, our
       own species. Steve Ross and Lydia Hopper of the Lincoln 
       Park Zoo in Chicago seek to compose an engaging and unique
       volume aimed at illustrating how the study of chimpanzees 
       relates to three interrelated concepts: inspiration, 
       reflection and compassion. Much has been written about if 
       and how chimpanzees are capable of these and other mental 
       constructs, but in this volume, the lens is turned around 
       toward the primatologists themselves. What have we learned
       from decades of chimpanzee study and how do those findings
       relate to the daily lives of humans? What forces shaped 
       the study of our closest living relative and how does that
       reflect on our own species? In this collection, a 
       preeminent group of scientists will have the opportunity 
       to tell their personal stories about their lives studying 
       chimpanzees. These stories are meant to reflect as much as
       project, and the collective wisdom of the selected authors
       will permeate the volume into something that generates 
       interest in chimpanzees but also inspires reflection in a 
       broad audience of readers"--|cProvided by publisher. 
650  0 Primatologists|vBiography. 
650  0 Chimpanzees|xBehavior|xResearch. 
650  0 Chimpanzees|xResearch. 
650  0 Chimpanzees|xConservation. 
700 1  Ross, Stephen R.,|eeditor. 
700 1  Hopper, Lydia M.,|eeditor.