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Man and Animal - Their Essential Difference (Paperback, 2nd Revised edition)
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Man and Animal - Their Essential Difference (Paperback, 2nd Revised edition)
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Discovery Miles 3 480
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What is the historical and evolutionary relationship between man
and animal? In this classic text, based on the anthroposophical
science founded by Rudolf Steiner, Poppelbaum, trained in Biology,
compares the outer forms of man and animal, revealing their
essential differences and contrasting inner experiences. Drawing a
bold and clear delineation between the fundamental nature of man
and that of the animal, Poppelbaum argues that human beings are not
the accidental outcome of animal development, but the hidden source
of evolution itself. He goes on to discuss the true relationship of
both man and animal to their environment, and develops a critique
of contemporary theories regarding human and animal evolution. He
argues that, rather than a simple reflex of the nervous system, the
human spirit is a microcosmic reflection of the spiritual
macrocosm, and our individual consciousness is a crucial seed for
future evolution. 'To be man is to know the animals and all the
creatures of the earth; it is to recognize our responsibility
towards these beings, once of the same order as ourselves, but now
obliged to live beside us in an incompleteness that never ceases
its appeal to human beings - warning us to make ourselves worthy of
the trust invested in us.' - Hermann Poppelbaum
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