Homo Sapiens, a Problematic Species: An Essay in Philosophical Anthropology

Lanham, Md.: Upa (2014)
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This book evaluates the Western conception of man. After having examined primitive thought in which Nature comprises everything that exists, including man, the author explains why in Western thought man is usually not only different from Nature, but opposed to it, which may have grave consequences to Nature’s fate

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