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| 32 | 316 | It is not that he is View more quotes about less">less an animal than, say, the zeder or sleen, but rather that he is a more complicated animal than they. |
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| 32 | 313 | "The human being," I said, "is not alien to nature, nor disjointed from it. |
| 32 | 314 | He is, in some respects, one of its most interesting and sophisticated products. |
| 32 | 315 | He is not something out of nature nor apart from nature but one of its complex fulfillments. |
| 32 | 316 | It is not that he is less an animal than, say, the zeder or sleen, but rather that he is a more complicated animal than they. |
| 32 | 317 | In a sense, given the rigors of evolution and selection, the human contains in itself not less animality than his brethren whom we choose to place lower on the phylogenetic scale than ourselves but more. |
| 32 | 318 | The human is not less of an animal than they, but more. |
| 32 | 319 | In him there is, in a sense, that of complexity and sophistication, a greater animality than theirs". |