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The 14 pages that link to Animal consciousness, each with the reason it gives.

• Animal cognitionRelated: Conscious experience overlaps with cognition but raises distinct questions about what animals feel.

• SpeciesismRelated: Uncertainty about animal experience complicates judgments about which beings are harmed by human practices.

• Comparative psychologyRelated: Behavioral evidence raises questions about which mental processes experiments can establish.

• Cleaner fishNarrower topic: Claims about cleaner-fish cognition raise broader questions about how animal minds can be inferred.

• PanpsychismRelated: Panpsychism broadens the debate about animal minds by placing experience within a wider continuum.

• CartesianismRelated: Cartesian views of animals as automata sharpened disputes over whether they feel.

• Phenomenal consciousnessRelated: It tests which behavioral, neural, and evolutionary evidence warrants attributing felt experience.

• SentienceBroader topic: It applies the question of sentience across species with different nervous systems.

• Subject-object distinctionRelated: It tests how far subjecthood extends beyond humans.

• Mind (mental faculty)Related: It extends questions about mind beyond humans and raises questions about animal welfare.

• PleasureRelated: Evidence of pleasure in animals matters for welfare, but their experiences cannot be reported directly.

• Animal psychologyRelated: It raises the difficult question of how behavior can support claims about subjective experience.

• Au hasard BalthazarRelated: Balthazar’s inscrutable reactions resist reducing him to a simple human symbol.

• Grey parrotRelated: Evidence of flexible communication contributes to broader questions about parrot minds.