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Dumb Brutes?
In Michael Boylan (ed.), Animalkind. Blackwell. pp. 54–75 (2010-01-08)
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This chapter contains sections titled: Human, All Too Human Thinking Self and Other Locked in the Present? Human Morality Animal Morality? What Else?Author's Profile
dumb brutes reason ‐ associated with certain sort of control over ourselves reason ‐ classically contrasted with instinct irrational person ‐ thought to be buffeted about on waves of emotion human, all too human ‐ “Instinct,” calling to mind, beastly behavior awareness and thinking ‐ being subtly different self and other ‐ having a sense of self in many things Chimpanzees ‐ clambering for position in close‐knit societies image of animals as locked in the present ‐ an initial appeal human morality
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