ISBN: Ostalo
Godina izdanja: 1971
Jezik: Engleski
Autor: Strani

Konrad Lorenz - Studies in Animal and Human Behaviour - Volume I
Harvard University Press, 1971
403 str.
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Translated by Robert Martin

Contents
Translator`s foreword
Introduction
Contributions to the study of the ethology of social Corvidae (1931)
A consideration of methods of identification of species-specific instinctive behaviour patterns in birds (1932)
I Definition of the concept of the instinctive behaviour pattern
II Birds as experimental animals
III Characteristics of species-specific instinctive patterns Summary
Companions as factors in the bird`s environment
The conspecific as the eliciting factor for social behaviour patterns (1935)
I Introduction
II Observational techniques and principles
1 Observation
2 The experiment
3 Evaluation of another author`s observations
4 The observational material
5 The fundamental approach to the instinct problem
III Imprinting of the object of species-specific instinctive behaviour patterns
IV The innate companion-schema
V The parental companion
1 The innate schema of the parental companion
2 Personal recognition of the parental companion
3 The functions of the parental companion
4 Dissociability of the functional systems
VI The infant companion
1 The innate schema of the infant companion
2 Personal recognition of the infant companion
3 The functions of the infant companion
4 Dissociability of the functional systems
VII The sexual companion
1 The innate schema of the sexual companion
2 Personal recognition of the sexual companion
3. The functions of the sexual companion
4 Dissociability of the functional systems
VIII The social companion
1 The innate schema of the social companion
2 Personal recognition of the social companion
3 The functions of the social companion
4 Dissociability of the functional systems
IX The sibling companion
1 The innate schema of the sibling companion
2 Personal recognition of the sibling companion
3 The functions of the sibling companion
4 Dissociability of the functional systems
X Summary and conclusions
A Serial review
Chapter 1: The concepts of the companion and the
releaser
Chapter II: Imprinting
Chapter III: The innate schema of the companion
Chapters IV-VIII: Parental, infant, sexual, social and sibling companions
B Conclusions relevant to the instinct problem
C Discussion
(a) The instinct problem
(b) Biology of the pair
(c) General sociology
D The structure of the society
The establishment of the instinct concept (1937)
I The Spencer/Lloyd Morgan theory
II McDougall`s theory of instinct
III The reflex theory of the instinctive behaviour pattern Summary
Taxis and instinctive behaviour pattern in egg-rolling by the Greylag goose (1938)
Introduction
I Theoretical considerations of the taxis and the instinctive behaviour pattern
I The topotaxis
2 The instinctive behaviour pattern
3 Intercalation of taxis and instinctive behaviour pattern
II Aims of this study
III Observations of the egg-rolling movement
IV Experiments
I The innate releasing schema
2 Experiments to separate taxis and instinctive behaviour pattern
3 Appetitive behaviour following over-satiation of the instinctive behaviour pattern
Summary and conclusions
Inductive and teleological psychology (1942)
I Basic facts about finalistic holistic analysis and casual analysis in psychology
II The difference between the anticipatory explanatory principle and the inductive concept
Notes
Bibliography
Subject Index
Author Index


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