The Future Remembered: An Essay in Biopolitics

ability accepted action activity aggression animal appear Aristotle attempt become behavior biological bonding brain cause century characteristics complex conclusion condition considered continue creature cultural death Decalogue defined definition describe determined distinctively effect environment equally evidence evolutionary example existence expression extended fact female final follow forces genetic greater Hence Homo human nature individual instinct institutions justice killing knowledge largely least less limits living Locke logical male matter means moral never norms notion objective observation obvious offspring organic origin ourselves past perceived person perspective philosophy political possess preference present Press primary principles question reason relationship relative remains require respect result rules sciences seek sense serve sexual shared simply social societies species subjective success theory things tion tradition true truth understanding unique University whole York