Is that all there is? Or is chimpanzees group hunt “fair” enough?

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 43:e74 (2020)
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Tomasello claims that we lack convincing evidence that nonhuman animals manifest a sense of moral obligation (i.e., the concept of fairness) in their group activities. The philosophical analysis of distinctive evidence from ethology, namely group hunting practices among chimpanzees, can help the author appreciate the distinctive character of this behaviour as a display of fairness put into practice.

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Angelica Kaufmann
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Animal Mental Action: Planning Among Chimpanzees.Angelica Kaufmann - 2015 - Review of Philosophy and Psychology 6 (4):745-760.
Joint Ventures Require Joint Payoffs: Fairness among Primates.Frans de Waal - 2006 - Social Research: An International Quarterly 73:349-364.

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