The Human SpeciesD. Appleton, 1905 - 498 pagini |
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Pagina 13
... prove that the animal feels , judges , and wills , that is to say reasons , and consequently is intelligent . This proposition will , I know , be contested by men whose learning I profoundly respect , and objections will be made Empires ...
... prove that the animal feels , judges , and wills , that is to say reasons , and consequently is intelligent . This proposition will , I know , be contested by men whose learning I profoundly respect , and objections will be made Empires ...
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... proved of fundamental phenomena of which nothing either in living beings or inanimate bodies has hitherto been able to give us any con- ception . 1st . Man has the perception of moral good and evil independently of all physical welfare ...
... proved of fundamental phenomena of which nothing either in living beings or inanimate bodies has hitherto been able to give us any con- ception . 1st . Man has the perception of moral good and evil independently of all physical welfare ...
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... proved . Every hypothesis which leads to results at variance with these axioms or these truths , is , on that account alone , de- clared false . In anthropology , the axiom or the truth which serves as a criterion is the fundamental ...
... proved . Every hypothesis which leads to results at variance with these axioms or these truths , is , on that account alone , de- clared false . In anthropology , the axiom or the truth which serves as a criterion is the fundamental ...
Pagina 31
... prove that the latter alone were descended from Adam and Eve ; that they had been preceded by other men who had been created at the same time as the animals in all parts of the habitable globe ; that the descendants of these Preadamites ...
... prove that the latter alone were descended from Adam and Eve ; that they had been preceded by other men who had been created at the same time as the animals in all parts of the habitable globe ; that the descendants of these Preadamites ...
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... proved . If the human groups have appeared with all their dis- tinctive characters in the isolated condition , and in the various localities where geography teaches us to seek them ; if we can trace them up to stocks originally distinct ...
... proved . If the human groups have appeared with all their dis- tinctive characters in the isolated condition , and in the various localities where geography teaches us to seek them ; if we can trace them up to stocks originally distinct ...
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Pagina 104 - The early progenitors of man were no doubt once covered with hair, both sexes having beards ; their ears were pointed and capable of movement ; and their bodies were provided with a tail, having the proper muscles.
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