Studying Animal Behavior: Autobiographies of the Founders New edition

Jacket Description/Back: In these autobiographical essays by pioneer in the field of animal behavior, the authors discuss childhood, education, moments of discovery, and the attractions of the research that each pursued. Table of Contents: Preface1. Two Pillars of WisdomGerard P. Baerends2. Curiosity, Milieu, and EraVincent G. Dethier3. "Fishy, Fishy, Fishy": Autobiographical SketchesIrenaus Eibl-Eibesfeldt4. Of Dogs, Mice, People, and MeJohn Langworthy Fuller5. Reflections of an Experimental NaturalistDonald R. Griffin6. A Lifelong Attempt to Understand AnimalsHeini Hediger7. The Wild-Goose ChaseEckhard H. Hess8. Ethology in Relation to Other DisciplinesRobert A. Hinde9. Those Critical Periods of Social ReinforcementJohn A. King10. The Cat Who Walks By HimselfPaul Leyhausen11. My Family and Other AnimalsKonrad Z. Lorenz12. The Ontogeny of an EthologistAubrey Manning13. Hark Ye to the Birds: Autobiographical MarginaliaPeter Marler14. In Haldane's FootstepsJohn Maynard Smith15. It's a Long Long Way to Tipperary, the Land of my GenesCurt P. Richter16. Investigative Behavior: Toward a Science of SocialityJohn Paul Scott17. Watching and WonderingNiko Tinbergen18. In the Queendom of Ants: A Brief AutobiographyEdward O. Wilson19. Backstage and Upstage with "Animal Dispersion"Vero C. Wynne-EdwardsMarc Notes: Reprint. Originally published: Leaders in the study of animal behavior. Lewisburg: Bucknell University Press, c1985.; Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contributor Bio:  Dewsbury, Donald A Dewsbury is a professor at the University of Florida.