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humanimalia-18145	Hill, Kristine	Cat–Human Intersubjectivity and Joint Meaning-Making within Multispecies Families and Communities	2024	30	.pdf	application/pdf	10985	573	55	The Cat–Human Case Studies The case study approach sought to examine cat–human intersub- jectivity (joint meaning-making) and the different types of relation- ships that are formed between cats and non-cat animals (including human guardians and friends), both inside and outside their home. Cats develop auditory communications in- tended specifically for their humans and use vocalizations more frequently when communicating with humans than with other cats.35 Cats can recognize the names given by humans to other feline fam- ily members, and possibly to other human family members too, and conversely cats develop distinct calls that their humans can often recognize.36 In the context of a cat-human relationship, a cat will learn what signals their humans respond to.	cache/humanimalia-18145.pdf	txt/humanimalia-18145.txt