Abstract
An initial word about 'folk physics' Preface 1. Folk physics cannot be assumed 2. Escaping the argument by analogy 3. Causality, tool use, and folk physics: a comparative approach 4. The trap-tube problem 5. The trap-table problem 6. The inverted- and broken-rake problems 7. The flimsy-tool problem 8. The tool-insertion problem: the question of shape 9. The rope, hook-retrieval, touching-stick, and related problems: the question of physical connection 10. The support problem: physical connection revisited 11. The bendable-tool and tool-construction problems: the question of tool modification 12. Toward a folk physics for chimpanzees References
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