"Primates are not..." Essay by Gregory F. Tague in Trace: Journal of Human-Animal Studies

The January 2021 issue (volume 15) of the ASEBL Journal, on Consciousness, has been published

Profile of Author and Vegan Natalie Khazaal on Literary Veganism

Profile of Animal Ethics Philosopher Elisa Aaltola on Literary Veganism

Eva Meijer on When Animals Speak - Review Essay by Gregory F. Tague

Debra Rosenman's The Chimpanzee Chronicles - Review Essay by Gregory F. Tague

David Wood's book, Thinking Plant Animal Human - Review Essay by Gregory F. Tague

Announcing a new venture - Literary Veganism

Moral Sense Colloquium IV - Some Images

Should Meat be Banned? - Book Review by Carlo Alvaro

Can Animals Be Persons? - Book Review by Carlo Alvaro

Ethical Veganism

Unsustainable Life? Essay and photo by Wies Hurkmans

Dialogues on the Human Ape by Dubreuil and Savage-Rumbaugh - A Review

Fighting for Ape Rights

Primate and Great Ape Fundraising

Art and Adaptability

Evolution, Imagination, and Improvisation

Culture and the Human Mind

How Biology Shapes Philosophy

Moral Sense Colloquium III

Inborn Knowledge

Passion, Logic, and Thinking

Origins of Consciousness

Evolution and Human Culture

Art and Aesthetics

Dangerous Liaisons

A Case for the Right Hemisphere

Neuroscience and the Aesthetic Experience

The Drama of Evolution

Dialectical Tradition and India

Morality and Selection

Moral Sense Colloquium II

Jared Diamond on Traditional Societies

Neurophilosophy and Moral Reasoning

The Conquest of Earth

Moral Sense Colloquium I

Self and Soul: Biology Meets Philosophy

Biology and Creativity

Biology of Inspiration

Darwin and Davenport

Guns and Genes

God and Science