An edition of Eternal Treblinka (2002)

Eternal Treblinka

Our Treatment of Animals and the Holocaust

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An edition of Eternal Treblinka (2002)

Eternal Treblinka

Our Treatment of Animals and the Holocaust

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Publisher
Lantern Books
Language
English
Pages
312

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Cover of: Eternal Treblinka
Eternal Treblinka: Our Treatment of Animals and the Holocaust
February 2002, Lantern Books
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First Sentence

"Sigmund Freud put the issue of human supremacy in perspective in 1917 when he wrote: "In the course of his development towards culture man acquired a dominating position over his fellow-creatures in the animal kingdom. Not content with this supremacy, however, he began to place a gulf between his nature and theirs. He denied the possession of reason to them, and to himself he attributed an immortal soul, and made claims to a divine descent which permitted him to annihilate the bond of community between him and the animal kingdom."

Classifications

Library of Congress
HV4708 .P384 2002, HV4708.P384 2002

The Physical Object

Format
Paperback
Number of pages
312
Dimensions
8.9 x 5.8 x 0.8 inches
Weight
14.4 ounces

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL8798509M
Internet Archive
eternaltreblinka0000patt
ISBN 10
1930051999
ISBN 13
9781930051997
LCCN
2001050536
OCLC/WorldCat
48249492
Library Thing
88961
Goodreads
156763

Excerpts

Sigmund Freud put the issue of human supremacy in perspective in 1917 when he wrote: "In the course of his development towards culture man acquired a dominating position over his fellow-creatures in the animal kingdom. Not content with this supremacy, however, he began to place a gulf between his nature and theirs. He denied the possession of reason to them, and to himself he attributed an immortal soul, and made claims to a divine descent which permitted him to annihilate the bond of community between him and the animal kingdom.
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