instinto, etologia e a teoria de konrad lorenz instinct, etology and the konrad lorenz theory
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Abstract
O presente artigo tem como objetivo apresentar um pouco da evolução da ciência que estuda o comportamento animal comparado - Etologia -, destacando a teoria de Lorenz (1937), considerado um dos fundadores dessa ciência. O texto inicia-se fazendo referência às diversas relações existentes entre os seres humanos e os demais animais, desde os primórdios da existência humana. Em seguida, aborda o aspecto histórico da evolução do conceito de instinto, como tema marcante da teoria de Lorenz (1937). Relata as críticas entre os estudiosos de áreas afins e aponta as novas tendências acerca do estudo do comportamento animal, bem como suas contribuições que hoje permeiam as várias áreas do conhecimento.
The purpose of this paper is to discuss the evolution of science that studies comparative animal behaviour - Etology -, highlighting the theory of Lorenz (1937), considered one of the founders of this science. The text begins by making reference to the diverse relationships existing between man and other animals from the beginning of human being existence. After that, it approaches the historical aspect of the evolution of the concept of instinct as a feature of Lorenz's theory (1937), followed by the criticism among scholars and points out new trends concerning the study of animal behavior, as well as its contributions, that are today contributing to other areas of knowledge.
The purpose of this paper is to discuss the evolution of science that studies comparative animal behaviour - Etology -, highlighting the theory of Lorenz (1937), considered one of the founders of this science. The text begins by making reference to the diverse relationships existing between man and other animals from the beginning of human being existence. After that, it approaches the historical aspect of the evolution of the concept of instinct as a feature of Lorenz's theory (1937), followed by the criticism among scholars and points out new trends concerning the study of animal behavior, as well as its contributions, that are today contributing to other areas of knowledge.
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| Authors | ;Átima Clemente Alves Zuanon |
| Journal | fibers and polymers |
| Year | 2007 |
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