Aesthetics and imagining the octopus's mind

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Abstract

Several commentators on Mather's target article discuss the challenges of finding adequate cognitive methods and concepts for accessing the mind and experience of octopuses. Building on Godfrey-Smith's commentary, we propose aesthetics as a way. The arts provide means to perform what Godfrey-Smith calls an "imaginative leap" to access the experience of octopuses, especially mimesis. We are trying to do this in our current project Okto-Lab. Laboratory for Octopus Aesthetics.

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Krebber, A., Riedinger, M., & Watt, Y. (2019). Aesthetics and imagining the octopus’s mind. Animal Sentience, 4(26). https://doi.org/10.51291/2377-7478.1537

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