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Centring Animals in the History of Experimental Psychology: Pavlov and the Kingdom of Dogs
Matthew Adams
School of Humanities and Social Science
Centre for Environment and Society
Centre for Applied Philosophy, Politics and Ethics
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History of Experimental Psychology
100%
Pavlov's Dog
100%
Historical Context
50%
Social Settings
50%
Historical Account
50%
Specific Material
50%
Life Stages
50%
Entanglement
50%
Experimental Animals
50%
Canine
50%
Interaction Network
50%
Decentering
50%
Dynamic Networks
50%
Animal History
50%
Experimental Objects
50%
Conditioning Experiments
50%
Classical Conditioning
50%
Fudge
50%
Animal Turn
50%
Arts and Humanities
Kingdom
100%
Case Study
100%
Protagonist
100%
Historical Account
100%
Entanglement
100%
Veterinary Science and Veterinary Medicine
Dog
100%
Experimental Animal
16%
Canis
16%