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... distinctively human community , was an organic structure of human institutions , passions , contrivances , hopes , realizations and language . To be human for Aristotle meant to do distinctively human things , and the demarcation ...
... distinctively human community , was an organic structure of human institutions , passions , contrivances , hopes , realizations and language . To be human for Aristotle meant to do distinctively human things , and the demarcation ...
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... distinctively human characteristic . In terms of what we perceive , we claim as knowledge , and in the light of that knowledge , we frame queries of oughtness the do's and don't's of our grand schemes and our everyday lives . Until the ...
... distinctively human characteristic . In terms of what we perceive , we claim as knowledge , and in the light of that knowledge , we frame queries of oughtness the do's and don't's of our grand schemes and our everyday lives . Until the ...
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... distinctively human society , 71 Politics , and Lockean liberalism , 63 Preservation , and link with instincts , 79 Procreative integrity , and marriage , 97 , 101 Promiscuity , male , effect on family unit , 98 Prostitution , effect on ...
... distinctively human society , 71 Politics , and Lockean liberalism , 63 Preservation , and link with instincts , 79 Procreative integrity , and marriage , 97 , 101 Promiscuity , male , effect on family unit , 98 Prostitution , effect on ...
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The Query and the Quest | 5 |
The Philosophers Stone | 15 |
In Search of the Beast | 31 |
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