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... doing so we must treat the man who survives as a mere animal . " Animal " is a pejorative term , but only because " man " has been made spuriously honorific . Krutch has argued that whereas the traditional Beyond Freedom and Dignity 191.
... doing so we must treat the man who survives as a mere animal . " Animal " is a pejorative term , but only because " man " has been made spuriously honorific . Krutch has argued that whereas the traditional Beyond Freedom and Dignity 191.
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... Krutch , The Measure of Man ( Indianapolis : Bobbs - Merrill , 1954 ) , pp . 59-60 . Mr. Krutch later reported that " few statments have ever struck me as more shocking . Huxley seemed to be saying that he would , if he could , be a ...
... Krutch , The Measure of Man ( Indianapolis : Bobbs - Merrill , 1954 ) , pp . 59-60 . Mr. Krutch later reported that " few statments have ever struck me as more shocking . Huxley seemed to be saying that he would , if he could , be a ...
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... Krutch , The Measure of Man ( Indi- anapolis : Bobbs - Merrill , 1954 ) . 155/25 " I wouldn't like it " According to Mr. Krutch , Bertrand Russell answered the complaint in this way : " I do not disagree with Mr. Krutch as to what I ...
... Krutch , The Measure of Man ( Indi- anapolis : Bobbs - Merrill , 1954 ) . 155/25 " I wouldn't like it " According to Mr. Krutch , Bertrand Russell answered the complaint in this way : " I do not disagree with Mr. Krutch as to what I ...
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