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Man And Animals And Plants
1,021 wordsOn Aristotle Aristotle is wrong in holding the assumption that humans should be held in higher esteem than animals should, based upon writings that he himself wrote. At times he seems to contradict himself, and at other times makes generalities that could not possibly be taken seriously. He asserts the position that humans should be held in higher esteem than animals. Many of his concepts are intertwined, quite deeply and maybe at first glance seem distinctly far apart, but with study, they can ...
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Totem And Taboo
3,572 wordsJulien Rouleau In Totem and Taboo, Freud Sigmund explain the origin of religion of different tribe found around the world. Although related, the two words have quite distinct meanings. According to Compton's Encyclopedia, totemism is a term of Ojibwa American Indian origin that refers to an animal or plant associated either with a group of blood-related persons such as a family or with part of a tribe. The plant or animal is a totem. As such, totemism is a word used to define relationships. A ta...
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Bigfoot And Some Reports
697 wordsBigfoot also known popularly as the Sasquatch, Momo, Skunk Ape, the list goes on and on, is without a doubt, the most famous of all hairy man-like creatures. The following will make you a believer in this overseen creature, it made me one. Bigfoot is seen in every possible location throughout the North American Continent, mountains, swamps, forests, crossing desolate and some not so desolate roadways and on open farmland. While its demeanor varies from docile to curios to almost threatening, its...
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Puts People Below The Other Animals
746 wordsWithin his essay of The Damned Human Race, author Mark Twain powerfully declares that the human race is both flawed and corrupt, and that people actually should be classified as "lower animals" rather than the formerly known "higher animals". Twain does not hold claim to a Darwinian or creation standpoint, but rather draws conclusions from his own observations in performed experiments. He states that "man is the cruel animal", and that we can attribute this to his moral character. However, there...
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Man And Wolf
557 wordsThe Wolf Destiny, perhaps from the very beginning, claimed the wolf as a symbol. Has another animal stirred human passions the way the wolf has? Its haunting howl, its incredible stamina, its brilliant eyes, and its superiority as a predator all have been reviled as nefarious, and even demonic, traits. Ironically, these same characteristics have also been revered as belonging to a majestic, and sometimes spiritual, creature - a symbol of the magnificent, untamed wilderness. In truth, the wolf is...
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Section Seven Of An Essay On Man
509 wordsFlummoxed: "An Essay on Man" From the excerpt I read of "An Essay on Man", I have grasped the general concept of this epistle which is how man is put up in contrast to the universe. There were many paragraphs in which I had to read over quite a few times in order to grasp its true reasoning. One quote I would like to analyze is from line 130 stating "Of order, sins against the Eternal Cause". If I had to interpret this without any background information it would be hard to grasp what Pope means ...
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Experiments On Animals
629 wordsAnthony Jones WHAT DO ANIMALS MEAN TO US When it comes to dealing with animals humans tend to think that they can do whatever they want. Animals should have rights just as humans have rights. However, animal rights are disregarded as we continue to eat and use them in experiments. We view animals not as living creatures, but as objects to do with as we please. This is not the p reception that we should have of animals. In The Inhumanity of the Animal People, Joy Williams speaks of the injustice ...
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