Volume 10 (2025)
Mather, Jennifer (2025) Consciousness of octopuses—on their own terms. Animal Sentience 37(1)
Burghardt, Gordon (2025) Cephalopod consciousness: Asking the right questions. Animal Sentience 37(3)
Pellis, Sergio M, Dr. (2025) The consciousness inherent in chasing your tail. Animal Sentience 37(4)
Broom, Donald M (2025) The term consciousness and impressive evidence for cephalopod awareness. Animal Sentience 37(5)
Lane, Willa M.; Ajuwon, Victor; and Clayton, Nicola S. (2025) Cephalopod consciousness on “their own terms”: Who are “they”?. Animal Sentience 37(6)
Jacquet, Jennifer; Kaz, Janelle; Franks, Becca; and Webb, Christine (2025) Both studying and protecting octopuses “on their own terms”. Animal Sentience 37(7)
Birch, Jonathan (2025) Précis of The Edge of Sentience: Risk and Precaution in Humans, Other Animals, and AI. Animal Sentience 38(1)
Sharkey, Amanda (2026) Artificial Sentience: The other side of the story. Animal Sentience 38(2)
DeGrazia, David (2026) From the edge to the grounds of “sentientism”. Animal Sentience 38(3)
Briffa, Mark and Sneddon, Lynne U (2026) On the edge of science?. Animal Sentience 38(4)
Adenitire, John O (2026) Animal ethics and the lowest common denominator. Animal Sentience 38(5)
Lane, Willa M and Clayton, Nicola S (2026) Dimensional welfare beyond pain: Extending the precautionary principle in Birch’s “The Edge of Sentience”. Animal Sentience 38(6)
Lakhany, Farhan (2026) Walking the Tightrope: The Precautionary Dilemma of Neutrality and Guidance. Animal Sentience 38(7)
Marino, Lori (2026) AI is not the kind of thing that can ever be sentient. Animal Sentience 38(8)
Koch, Christof (2026) Look out for our kind. Animal Sentience 38(9)
Vecchione, Michael (2025) Consciousness below SCUBA depths. Animal Sentience 37(2)