Mind in Animals

Do animals have minds? Can they think and feel like we do? Annie Wood Besant and Ludwig Büchner explore these questions and argue that animals do indeed possess a form of consciousness. This groundbreaking book challenges our assumptions about the nature of animals and raises important ethical questions about our treatment of them.
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