Frances Pitt

Animal Mind Frances Pitt

Originally published in 1927, 'this book is not a dissertation on psychology or mind in general, but is a collection of notes and observations on animal behaviour, mainly that of wild animals, intended rather for the general reader than the scientific student, yet, the writer hopes, of value to the latter, as it is written chiefly from original observation. Contents Include: Introduction Intelligence Temperament and Personality Fun and Mischief Revenge Revenge Rage Destruction of Young by the Mother Instinct Migration The Homing "Instinct" The Broken Wing Trick Territory The Storing Habit Nest-Building The Mind of the Hunter The Horse Flock and Herd Movements Courtship and Mating The Social Animal Tameness, Wildness and Fear of Man Conclusion