Another consideration, no less important, concerns our relation to the non-human world on which we depend Since the Renaissance, most sages in our humanistic tradition, both on the right and the left, have neglected questions about the relation.
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Science and Poetry
by Mary Midgley
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"Another consideration, no less important, concerns our relation to the non-human world on which we depend Since the Renaissance, most sages in our humanistic tradition, both on the right and the left, have neglected questions about the relation."
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